, 1877-03-18
The Admirer of Titan and the Painter
Of Shakespeare in His Studio. j.
Why Admiral Farragut at the Mast
Il to Be Reproduced
The Busy Studio Of Prof. Wilmarth and
His Pupils in Pure Art.
A ohop:Houss Noted for It's cobwsbs
Rather Than Its Chops.
Free Heals in Eewark.--i Wedding. Present Which
Brought the Bride to Griti.

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uuae !nls w.. %a> .ue slauua1a, 1ne o'e feature
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cxtant, lie said, which disclosed the design
Of Titan to represent himself as critic OF his
own work. The palette was in his hand, and
the hand was turned away from the picture as il
to say 1t we're finished, while the general express
sion Of the face told the calm decision that it
was we'll finished too The hand does not ap-
pear in the portrait. and this part of.thc ex-
pianation the spectator must supply for him.
self.
a friend with me suggested to Mr.. Page that
he paint his own portrait in tone and form SIM
ilar to that OF his master. The idea was Ger
tainly not bad one, for the arts:
has a head to be proud of. He simply
smiled and said no substitute could
tc worthy such treatment even vcro he
not aycrse tn imitation, which would be uu-
ay,;ash,e. Whc.frr he sbonld he r,nrcs.,tcd
at the Academy this ycar, Mr. Page had not dc
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