neighbourhood of hishome. His sympathetic and far-seeing mother,hard-working and sweet-tempered, was very proudof the first attempt of her youngest born. Butfather knit his brows ; it pleased him not at all tosee his boy attracted towards so very unlucrative aprofession. Nevertheless, the… … MATIN LXVI. No. 272.—November 1915 OIL PAINTING BY EMILE CI VUS 79 Emile Clans order once and for all to turn his boy from art,decided to place him with a pastrycook ; and here,like Claude Lorrain, who also was a journeymanbaker, he distinguished himself by becomingabsorbed in the beauties of the…
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