Modern paintings as seen and described by great writers (1911)
Singleton, Esther, d. 1930, compiler, editor · New York : Dodd, Mead & Company · leaf 122
ented to the State by Troy-ons mother after his death. On a road, preceded by a barkingand jumping dog, emerge from a wood and into the sunlightsome sheep, two cows and an ass. On the left is a pond wheretwo other cows are drinking. Four more cows are approachingas if to join those in the road.… … co>> ou h rt RETOTJR A IiA FERME 85 More loving indeed, for, in spite of his apparent rough-ness, in the presence of nature, Troyon was gentle, docile,readily subjugated and easily moved. On seeing him, youmight have taken him for a poacher; on hearing him, youwould never have suspected that…
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