Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 37
ing lingers,or gaze up at the ceiling as if hoping against hope for help from heaven. One very oldPharisee, still trusting in his books, has toddled out after a convincing volume, which he bringsback, supporting his steps with a crutch. Opposite, entering by the porch, ^^•e see Mary and I go ART… … THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. FROM THE PICTURE BY HEINRICH HOFMANN. religious teaching by means of art, when every artist thought himself at liberty to translatethe subject according to his own taste. Perhaps the most extraordinary perversion of the ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 191 poetic interest of the…
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