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 38
hve. He seemedpoor, but he never bonowed money. He spent all liis time work-ing, without showing very great natural talent, and Couturesexcellent heart was much concerned. How was that poor fellowever to get salt for his porridge with his painting? One daythe pupil begged a great favor of his… … STUDY OF AN AMERICAN GIRL. BY COUTURE THOMAS COUTURE 13 could provide. Tlie poor, humble pupil, who ran on his errandsand washed his brushes, was a very rich amateiu whose passionfor painting had led him to seek the sincere and disinterestedlessons of a master he admired. Later, Coutui-e went to…
Painters -- France · Painting, French · Painting -- Reproduction
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