Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 184
nerally excites some canineeagerness, but this animal has learned stolidity and indifference from his master. Adolf Schreyer is another painter who, like Barye, Delacroix, and Schenck—if wemay name this artist in the same breath with two such lords in the kingdom of art—likes to I ART AND ARTISTS… … THE DISCOVERED STAG. FROM THE PICTURE BY ANTON BURGER. where he followed and studied the exercises of his favorite animals, and at the Stadel Insti-tute he contimied to studj^ in theory and from models what the riding-school had taught 302 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. him practically. After leaving…
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