British painters; with eighty examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 313
Sleep, representing an old man sitting dead in his arm-chair,while his two faithful dogs are in vain trying to make him respond to theircaresses. This latter was the first work that brought the artist into popularnotice. In the exhibition of water-colour paintings at the Dudley Gallery in1868 Mr.… … 1=:; H 5 <3 cq ffi ^ O to RIVIERE. 153 hiding; his face with his hand ; the other, the mans dog, looking wistfully upto his master, and watcliing him carefully. There is a strong expressionof sympathy and pity for his master, in the face of the animal, some excel-lent painting throughout, and a…
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