Recollections of Seventy Years
Recollections of Seventy Years
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He looked very much like a por- trait of him which I had seen in Boston, and he was quite pleased to hear that a picture of him was in the United States, as he supposed none had ever gone tibiere. This man, whose, fame has 276 BECOLLEOnOKS OF SEVEKTT TEABS.
spread all over tfie civilized world, who was then at the head of his profession, the first of living sculptors, received all his company in a ragged old dressing-gown, put on over his drawers, and held round him to hide the absence of pajit...a- loons. He was working on a small bos relief while talking to us. .
In his little narrow bedroom were many pre- cious relics. At the head of his bed was a por- trait of Raphael, copied from that done by Pietro Perugino, in the Vatican ; it represents him as a soldier asleep. Civic wreaths, long since *faded and dried, were lying about. A^bust of Napoleon I. showed that his once powerful patron was not forgotten. Very few of his own works were in his house ; but in his numerous studios and work- shops we saw a very large number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked very much like a por- trait of him which I had seen in Boston, and he was quite pleased to hear that a picture of him was in the United States, as he supposed none had ever gone tibiere. This man, whose, fame has 276 BECOLLEOnOKS OF SEVEKTT TEABS.
spread all over tfie civilized world, who was then at the head of his profession, the first of living sculptors, received all his company in a ragged old dressing-gown, put on over his drawers, and held round him to hide the absence of pajit...a- loons. He was working on a small bos relief while talking to us. .
In his little narrow bedroom were many pre- cious relics. At the head of his bed was a por- trait of Raphael, copied from that done by Pietro Perugino, in the Vatican ; it represents him as a soldier asleep. Civic wreaths, long since *faded and dried, were lying about. A^bust of Napoleon I. showed that his once powerful patron was not forgotten. Very few of his own works were in his house ; but in his numerous studios and work- shops we saw a very large number.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar John to read onlineMoreLess
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