his work, and hisgreatest pleasure was to introduce happy or indus-trious children into his pictures. Mr. Ruskin oncesaid that Freres colour could be compared withRembrandts, and, further, that he painted withhis soul, combining the depth of Wordsworth, thegrace of Reynolds, with the holiness of… … :. z co o O ujQC Z cqQ COUJ uj Bjul 3 CO -> 2> Q CO oe < i°o z u CO The Paris Salon of Fifty Years Ago success was immense amongst both his owncountrymen and Americans. In Britain his repu-tation has never been so high, and there are fewexamples of his work in our country. His…
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