ant in itssweeping arabesque, so commanding in its serpentine pose andits expression of refined ennui. The painter and the connois-seur may gaze and peer at this portrait as long as they please,but they will never discover how it was painted, for all tracehas disappeared of the means used to bring… … PORTRAIT OF EVA H.From the painting by W. T. Dannat. AMERICAN ARTISTS AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION. 97 creation rather than a painting, the materialized vision of theartist whose White Girl already in 1863 caused a Frenchcritic to characterize him most suggestively as leplus spiritcdes peintresT III.…
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