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Identifier: johnangeloatwate00cham (find matches)
Title: John Angelo at the water color exhibition
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922 American Watercolor Society
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Publisher: Boston : D. Lothrop and co.
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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d so I wore all mydresses. This top one is my MotherHubbard, and next comes a Kate Greennway,and then a blue peasant suit, and under thatmy very best white Swiss and pink sash —its sortof rimpled, but that dont show in a picture — andthen my Dolly Varden chintz; next is a littlespangled gauze fairy dress, and then my night-gownfor the little girl looking for Santa Clans, and a blackdress for the orphanless child, and then the very mostlast is a gypsy boys suit, and here she smiled com-placently, as though if there were a model in the citythat understood her business it was she. Like to pose? queried John Angelo. Hate it! I should think it would be fun, meditated TeddyLandseer, to get acquainted with all the differentartists and see their studios. And you might learn a lot, suggested JohnAngelo, watching them at their work. Cant, snapped the Model Child. They are sovarious. So what ? They do it so different. One of my artists takesa great wash bowl of water and paddles and paddles,
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AN OLD-TIME FAVORITE (FRAGMENT).— Frederick Dielman. JOHN ANGEL O VISITS THE WATER COLOR. coolly. If the picture is good, i dont care if it isdone in a laundry. Mr. Dielman dont paint laundry, calmly pro-ceeded the Model. Hes careful, nice.
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