Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 232
us age its womanly softnessand elegance. In a cold, asceticage he still believed in tender-ness, gaiety, and laughter—hewho as a man had but littlereason to take delight in life. Prudhon was ten yearsyounger than David, and wasborn at Cluny, the tenth childof a poor stone cutter. Hegrew up in… … GERARD. Gaz, des Beaux-Arts.CUPID AND PSYCHE. 194 THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING parents used often to send him out wilh the other poor cliildron of thelittle town to gather faggots for the winter in the wood belonging to theneighbouring Benedictine monaster}. There the handsome, sprightly boywith…
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