Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1125
ly gave established her reputation and placed her, evenin Paris, on a level with the great specialistEugene Lambert. It is quite a revelation to seehow many different expressions Mme. Ronnerspussies have. She never makes the mistakeof giving them a human expression, as so manypainters do : they are… … A QUIET NAP. up the painting of dogs, and devoted all herattention to cats, whose restless playfulnessmakes them such difficult as well as such fas-cinating subjects. But Mme. Ronners won-derful quickness of observation enabled her tocatch every trick and expression of these littleanimals, at once…
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