n plains, where hespent his boyhood and earlymanhood. Neither is itnature in powder andpatches, as in the OldWorld gardens, nor yetnature with her hair partedin the middle and combedwith water, as in our parks.It is, rather, some bit ofrugged New England scen-ery, where mother earthand her children… … Owned by Louis Ettlinger, Esq.LANDSCAPE have been hurled by Titans appeal to his tempera-ment. They are not sylph-like creatures with float-ing draperies. They are just ordinary New Eng-land children, probably wearing homespun andhob-nailed shoes, though the artist has resisted thetemptation to…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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