Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 152
ank-Note Company, where he remained four years,studying in his leisure hours in the art-schools of Brooklyn. As soon as he could free him-self from an engagement that must have been from the first uncongenial—since the engravingof the Bank-Note Company is purely mechanical, and alien to the spirit… … CO =1 d ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 285 of France and remained in tlie Pyrenees for two years, studying and painting. In thatyear he had exhibited at the Salon liis A Circus in the Country {Un cirque en province),whicli was warmly received by the public and the critics, and was rightly considered a
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