The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

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, came To b. known He II showu with
long. flowing hair. IN wA.s; arms: and
will the labOt 81 the period. hlndsorne
and sprighily young man
There was "A lot Of fun last week in a
club where AN exhibition Ia going on A
collector whose name 10 widely known
had supervised the hanging. painter
who once testified In a lawsuit that he
made $50 .0co n year had just come down
stairs with the declaration that "A Monet
hanging above was the finest Monet he
had ever seen. A critic had already
praised this Monet in his paper. A club
member took NJ Durand- Ruel in to see
the exhibition. and especially To SEQ the
Monet. IN view OF the identiicatio of
the Durard-Ruels with this painter. Of
whom the elder Durand- Ruel was among
the earliest supporters.
That "a Monet? Why. that's very
funny Monet said N Durand- Ruei.
! Nav ask Won To let me look at the can
vas.-
The member called an attendant. and
the picture was turned so that it's back
could be seen.
Why. yes" said NJ Durand Ruel.
surely that canvas Came from us IN Paris.
Yet that * very funny Monet
All IA. exclaimed. rs he noted an
inverted signature in an upper corner.
and turning the picture till the top came
where the bottom had been: Behold
! Now see Monet.
The painting had been hung upside
down by the collector. praised toy the
$50 OBJ year painter and commended
so by the critic Of all that's tit to paint
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/ 1T took me back to INV Youthful days
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living room: closer still ara the cbans..
Of his immediate civilization with it, !
ethicnl battles 70 hghi. its courage. it's
degIaha!i ION ns tIiu,nphs ana failures.
have No dreams or memories ~ p Mno