'I will look at your things, and possibly I may find something that may suit me; but with all the ateliers of Paris and London to draw from, it is scarcely to be expected that in a place like this' Here I stopped to draw my breath, with a good deal of confusion; for I was unwilling to let him see that I did not know where I was.

Canova, works of, in St Peter's, master-pieces in his atelier in Rome; character of his genius.

Bracquemond, whose pieces were almost always sold from the atelier before being fired, so great was her success.

M. Gros, who, it seems, had for some unrecorded reason closed his atelier against him, was so touched by his fine works, that he ere long recalled him with commendations; and, in the presence of his pupils, said, he considered it an honour to have him in his studio.

He appeared suddenly at a door of my ateliers on the flying ground at Mineola, very tall, very soigné, smiling in the way he had that showed all his strong, square teeth as he recognized me in conversation, with my faithful mechanician, Georges.

So that was arranged, and I put a mattress on the floor in the atelier for the Captain's cook.

My only English-speaking companion in the atelier was a younger brother of Edward Armitage, the Royal Academician; the popular atelier at that time for the English and American students being that of Couture.