ilsketches in his note-book and occasionally an oil sketch on a wooden panel. The public, thoughnot (juite satisfied with his drawing, took a fancy to these subjects and if in later days he was ableto find just enough to live on, it was on account ofthe various orders received from the government… … ^-r^ M:\<.^^. triDE Dli l.A VIE MIIITAIKE I 60 (Collection of Julius Oppenheinier, Esq.) BY C.IOVANNI I ATTOKI Studio-Talk
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