The table book of art; a history of art in all countries and ages (1880)
Sandhurst, Phillip T · N.Y., Worthington · leaf 260
ore practical and remunerative work of a goldsmith. But the mother hadfaith in her sons genius as a painter, and young Cornelius justified the faith, bycausing the loss of his father and the poverty of the family to serve only as stimulantsto urge him on in the progress which was to end, not merely… … KAULBACH. 167 passing to a marked extent under the influence of his younger countryman. But thevery susceptibility which rendered Cornelius so open to the strange teaching of hiscomrade, was part of a wider and more catholic nature than that of Overbeck, anature which in Corneliuss case was capable…
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