Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 141
he has kept tooclosely, and too faithfully, to his role as a decorator to make us feel the want of it. We arecontent to enjoy the ripe beauty of his languid women, the lovely complicated folds of theirgarments, and the soft tints in which Mr. Moore invests these ideal forms, and we do not askfor… … ■m ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 95 in Shakespeares Coriolanus. The composition is a good one, and the contrast betweenthe spirited elder woman and her too-submissive daughter-in-law is well given. Mr. Lintondoes not confine himself to classic subjects, but has treated many themes that may be saidto…
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