nexpressing notonly Mr.Choates won-derful smile, but also his spirit of perpetual youth. Through thedignity of years and great achievement the boystill twinkles. As in many others of the Princesss portraits, soin that of Mr. Haggin, are the hands strangelyinterpretative of character. They lead the… … ANDREW CARNEGIE of Mr. Tracy, illustrated on another page, shecompletes in one or two hours. For most of herpaintings four or fi\e sittings suffice. Seldomdoes she require fourteen sittings, as for theMuseum portrait of Mr. Choate. Usually sheis able to get into the intimacy of the subjectquickly,…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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