English art in 1884, illustrated by facsimile sketches by the artists, and fourteen full-page photo-engravings; (1885)
Blackburn, Henry, 1830-1897 · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 129
er when life has fled or all power of resistance is beaten down. No. 29, “ I'm for the Ferry ,” by Frank E. Cox. A young gleaner, whose armful of corn shows that she has been diligent, is here pictured waiting at the river-side for the ferry-boat. Bronzed by the sun and with somewhat wearied gait,… … 28 X 22. No. 509. “ To Anthea." G. C. Hindley. be, for it is but the poorest who are driven to so precarious a means of obtaining a scanty meal. Mr. Cox, in his picture, with peculiar grace, teaches a lesson in the history of the laboring poor, and fails not to arouse in the mind a feeling of…
Art, British · Painting
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