ed, and reeds whose sad music he hasoverheard. Most of Cazins pictures are repre-sentations of the simplest sites, often absolutelypoor in line. Cazin was not one of those who lavish theirtalents before the public. He was a regularexhibitor at the S.ilons of the Societe Nationalo,and three years… … r ^i ^-^■■^ jfe^u- \ ■ .>■ ■ .rii!,^. HMm 5V i it;. m 1 -¥ ~«ll ( riioto Creviii.x-) NUIT CALMEIJY J. C. CAZIX Sir fames Guthrie, P.R.S.A. S IR JAMES GUTHRIE, P.R.S.A.BY A. STODART \\ALKE,R. Io the English public, outside that smallcircle which takes a real interest in art and notmerely in…
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