of beautyand it was not commonplace. To it he was un-swervingly loyal. Suc-cess and a measure offame came to him inthe closing \ears of hislife, but prosperity didnot spoil him. He hadnot been soured byach ersit \, but bore-it with patience andwith serenity. I he trouble withmost of us, he said… … any expression of feel- NVDIABY GEORGE FULLER Illg? That is the (/„ t4e Metropolitan Museum oj Art) This is Copyright by Agnes C Fuller question. 1 Ins is, in truth, the creed of the idealist, and Fuller wasmore frankly and naturally an idealist than anyother painter of his time in America.…
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