ommand unquali-fied attention. It represents Mr. Cleveland, not asthe chief magistrate of his country, but Mr. Cleve-land as the retired citizen, the scholar and thinker.And, for a convincing understanding of the sitter,the portrait of John La Farge, Mr. Lockwoods oldmaster, is notable. Nothing but… … FRANK SEABURV, M.F.H. BY WIT.TON LOCKWOOD263 IVilton Lockivood
Art · Decoration and ornament
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