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Modern french masters; a series of biographical and critical reviews by American artists (1896)

Van Dyke, John Charles, 1856-1932 ed · New York, The Century co. · leaf 224

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ere he entertained with great hospitality, his beau-tiful rooms being fitted up with much artistic prodigahty.Two sons were bom to him, Emile, who early gave evidenceof his fathers talent, and Eugene, who became a musicianof some note. The first was a pupU of Rousseau, who had forhim a great… … iS^sT-, -j^--;;.;5JK5S>^i!^Si,;,?>-!r;iS«-?i NARCISSE-VIRGILIO DIAZ DE LA PENA 139 pose successful music. Indeed it was attending the fiist rep-resentation of Ms sons La Coupe du Roi de ThiQe at theopera, that Diaz contracted the first serious Ulness that weak-ened his constitution — a heavy…

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