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English: Charles Sprague Pearce - The Water-Carrier

Identifier: artartistsofourt06cook (find matches)
Title: Art and artists of our time
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900
Subjects: Painting Painters
Publisher: New York, S. Hess
Contributing Library: Brandeis University Libraries
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THE INVENTOR. FROM THE PAINTING BY D, RIDGWAY KNIGHT. BY PERMISSION OF MESSRS. CASSELL & CO. out a country. His subjects are drawn almost exclusively from French peasant-life, whichhe treats in a vein more allied to that of Jules Breton than to that of Millet, though free fromthe rather mawkish vein of sentimentalism that Breton so often indulges in. Knight lives inthe country and knows his peasant-neighbors well, and from the long series of his subjects we-get a reasonably vivid picture of the rural year with all its varied occupations. In the pic- ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 273 ture we copy, In October (see page 270), we see the potato-gatherers just at the time whenthe noonday-meal is ready; the soup cooking, and the potatoes roasting in the ashes. Jacques
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THE WATER-CARRIER. FROM THE PAINTING BY CHARLES SPRAGUE PEARCE. BY PERMISSION. OF MESSRS. CASSELL & CO. and Marie are filling the last sack; young Jean picks uja a few more sticks to feed the pot, and while the old mother stirs the savory mess, the elder sister calls the still busy ones to theirVol III.—18 ni 274 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. meal. Mr. Knight is clever at his grouping, and tells us plainly what he has to tell, but itmust be confessed this generation is like to be somewhat overdosed with French peasants.In the other picture, The Inventor (see page 272), we tind Mr. Knight in a less accustomedfield. The drama of a household brought nigh to ruin—to sordid want, at least—by thismodern Palissy, always in search and always in hopes to find, is well told and needs nocomment. Let us hope that before doors and windows go to feed the fire and boil the pot,good luck will steal in at the kej^-hole, and crown the old mans days with a little sunshine. Charles Sprague Pearc

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • booksubject:Painting
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