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Identifier: harpersnew72various (find matches)
Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 34 December 1886 to May 1887
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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intermixed withbosses of glass. The studio is directly underthe roof. A feature of the room is a quaintcorner extending into a north gable, notincluded in the illustration. Sketches aretacked upon the wall, whose subjects rangefrom Florida to Egypt and from Warwick toJerusalem, and scattered about are costumesof various Oriental and European peoples,relics of many artistic pilgrimages. From the heights of Orange Mountain theview drops down to the masts of New YorkHarbor. Here Arthur Quartley, who is nowabroad, has made his studies on the deck ofa tug or in the stern of a row-boat, glancingabout amongst the shipping, under the hullof some great Indiaman, following the wakeof a white-winged yacht, or steaming to awreck. At Easthampton, near the sea end of LongIsland, there is a true artist colony, and per-haps the most popular of adjacent sketching-grounds for New York artists. This popularityis not entirely due to its accessibility, for itsattractions are as pronounced and as varied as
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INTERIOR OK HARRY FENNs STUDIO, MONTCLAIR, N. J. THE SUMMER HAUNTS OE AMERICAN ARTISTS. 849 those of any of its more remote rivals. No-where on our coast can be found quainterhouses and people, fishermen more availableas models, or old salts with more marvel-ous stories of wreck and rescue, more fog-horn keepers and light-house men, or men ofmore isolated lives and rugged individuality.Nantucket is not more unique or Brittanymore poetic. Here are rural nooks for thelandscape-painter delightfully English in sen-timent. Here are beach and sea panoramas,stormy cloud-battles, or shimmering calm forthe marine-painter. Here are associations room. After the fair white canvas was spreadupon her floor, she painted a border of rosesupon it, with sprays of roses in the center.This carpet was the pride and astonishmentof her husbands parish. People came to thefront door to gaze, but refused to desecrate itssurface with their feet. Of the artists who now keep up the prestigewhich Mrs. Beecher conf

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