Our American Artists volume 2nd Ser
Our American Artists volume 2nd Ser
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And then they encountered their fate, for they were at once overwhelmed by a torrent of rushing stones. If they had remained in the house they would have been safe, for the build- ing was unharmed.
Mr. Hill has laid the scene of this large and powerful painting there. The top of the mountain is enveloped in a dense canopy of dun, lowering clouds, and a shadow like the threat of doom broods over OUR AMERICAN ARTISTS.
the fated valley. It is long years ago since I saw But Mr. Hill's reputation, n...otwithstanding his sue- that painting, but the impression it left upon me I cess in decorative art and the painting of wood inte- am sure could only have been made by a work of riors, rests chiefly on the magnificent pictures he has real power, inspired by genuine imagination. Executed of the sublime scenery of California.
TROUT FISHING. {Pfn drawing by Miss E. Oakfard, from painting hy Thomas Hill. ) Who has not heard of the big trees and trenien- entered into harmony with the vast spaces of the dous cliffs and valleys of California?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then they encountered their fate, for they were at once overwhelmed by a torrent of rushing stones. If they had remained in the house they would have been safe, for the build- ing was unharmed.
Mr. Hill has laid the scene of this large and powerful painting there. The top of the mountain is enveloped in a dense canopy of dun, lowering clouds, and a shadow like the threat of doom broods over OUR AMERICAN ARTISTS.
the fated valley. It is long years ago since I saw But Mr. Hill's reputation, n...otwithstanding his sue- that painting, but the impression it left upon me I cess in decorative art and the painting of wood inte- am sure could only have been made by a work of riors, rests chiefly on the magnificent pictures he has real power, inspired by genuine imagination. Executed of the sublime scenery of California.
TROUT FISHING. {Pfn drawing by Miss E. Oakfard, from painting hy Thomas Hill. ) Who has not heard of the big trees and trenien- entered into harmony with the vast spaces of the dous cliffs and valleys of California?
What to read after Our American Artists volume 2nd Ser?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G W Samuel Greene Wheeler Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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