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LADY RAMSEY BY ROMNEY

seaux"—from the Laura Hoe Collection is also little group of old masters makes possible. This

fine, but the "Fontaine d'Amour" by Jean collection, formed within a few years, is one

Honore Fragonard is not in that master's most which many men would have been proud to

expansive and colorful style. The "Head of a regard as the work of a lifetime. The spirit of

Lady" by Jean Jacques Henner brings the Willys their choosing was in accord with Emerson's

Collection very close to the twentieth century, statement that "the search after the great is the

and completes the pictorial progress that this most serious occupation of manhood."

Pbolo/>raj)bs by courtesy of the Reinhardl Galleries

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