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Waters, Clara Erskine
Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and their work: a handbook — Boston: Houghton, Osgood and Company, 1879

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Painters, Sculptors, Architects, Engravers, and their Works
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consummate management of light and shadow, together with his free
handling of his point, produces wonderful results; he makes a con-
fusion, but brings a surprising and perfect effect out of it. Both as
a painter and engraver his portraits are of the very highest excel-
lence. His domestic scenes are full of spirit, and have an irresistible

RAPE OF GANYMEDE. BY REMBRANDT.
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power, and his compositions of a higher order seem ro have been
executed by a magic needle. Such are the plates of “ Christ heal-
ing the Sick,” and the “ Raising of Lazarus.” The first of these is
known as the “ Hundred Guilders Print,” that being the price set
upon it by the master. A good impression of it is now worth about
nine times that sum. Of his portraits in etching, those of Jan Lutma,
 
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