ories are told.Imagination is stimulated through the painterssuggestions of some of the great forces eternallyat work in human hearts. All ages have been given sympathetic interpre-tation in the paintings of Hawthorne, but onetype prevails and reappears. Being himself abig, simple man, and… … Owned by W. S. Pardee. Es FISHERMAN AM) DAUGHTERBY CHARLES \V. HAWTHORNE Pennsylvania Academy, igij ized. I remember seeing in Paris during thesummer of 1913 an old fisherman of Hawthorneswho gazed at all comers in that Salon des BeauxArts with a vacant stare. I was not surewhether he was…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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