Cary, Elisabeth Luther, 1867-1936 · New York, Moffat, Yard · leaf 52
omical grasp of his subject. Corot did not find histigers sufficiently poetic and altered, it is said, the tigerdrawn for one of his own paintings until he succeeded ingiving it a more romantic aspect. Baryes poetry, how-ever, was the unalterable poetry of life. He found hisinspiration in realities… … Z 3 w ASTOR. LENOX ANDTILDEN FOUNDATIONS. ANTOINE LOUIS BAR YE 21 deepens ones respect for the penetrating insight withwhich he sought his truths. Since Baryes death and the great increase in the pricesof his work, many devices have been used to sell objectsbearing his name, but not properly his…
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