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Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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except for The Old Oak,by Dupre, and for The Edge ofthe Woods, by Rousseau, are repre-sented by works which, compared withthe treasures in American private col-lections, give only a faint suggestionof the poetry and grandeur of the group.After a reference to Courbet we couldtake up the beginning of our ownmodern landscape art in some earlierexamples of George Inness, in severalvery beautiful Wyants, and in the SandDunes, among others, of Homer Martin^this canvas being one of the most spirit-ually impressive and technically accom-plished that he ever painted. Lastly weshould get a taste of what impressionismstands for in a single canvas by Monetand in one by an American follower,Theodore Robinson. Indeed, throughout xc is tastes that weget rather than full impression, but tastesthat suggest the character and quality,forming an admirable basis for futuredevelopment. Such is practically true ofthe whole exhibition, but, oh! that itwere possible to arrange it in more con-sistent sequence!
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Mrs. Duds Sister BY JOSEPHINE DODGE DA SKA M THEY were having tea on the ter-race. As Varian strolled up to thegroup he wished that Hunter couldsee the picture they made: Hunter, whohad not been in America for thirty years,and who had been so honestly surprisedwhen Varian had spoken of Mrs. Dudspretty maids—she always had pretty ones,even to the cooks third assistant. Maids ? Maids ? It used to be < help, he had protested. You dont mean tosay they have waitresses in Binghamvillenow ? Varian had despaired of giving himany idea. Come over and see Mrs. Dud, he hadurged, and do her portrait. Wevemoved on since you left us, you know.Shes a wonder—she really is. When youremember how she used to carry herfathers dinner to the store Saturdayafternoons— And now I suppose she sports realMechlin on her cap, assented Hunter,anxious to show how perfectly he caughtthe situation. Varian had roared helplessly. Cap ?Cap! he had moaned, finally. Oh, mysainted granny! Cap! My poor fellow,your v

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