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Identifier: internationalstu38newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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MOONRISK, ST. IVKS 114 BY JULIUS OLSSON IVest Cornwall as a Sketchuig Ground
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MACKEREL SEASON, ST. IVES BY RUDOLF HELLWAG epithets. Come ye here, Thomas Henry, mybeauty, my worm, come ye here, I do tell ye. Laveim alone, Elizabeth Ann, Ill break your backfor ee. In amongst these simple primordial folk whoget their living by catching sea creatures, therelurks that ultra-sophisticated being, the artist, whogets his by catching the catcher, immeshing hischaracter in lines more or less cunningly set.Their studios, old cottages or sail lofts fitted withbig windows, come upon one here and there, aswell as the newer erections of more pretentiousstyle. Following the winding cliff southward one sooncomes to Mousehole, a little fisher village asprimitive as its name might seem to suggest.Smaller than Newlyn now, it was once of rathermore importance. Above the gray granite villageof clustered and huddled cottages and the small,closely-packed harbour rises the hill to Paul, theParish Church. Old Richard Carew, of Anionic,tells how, one summer morning — The three-and-twen

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