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1 I  | high-art, genre~paintings, easel pictures, landscapes, flowers,
2 II | and he therefore clings to easel painting.~ ~At the beginning
3 III|  placed his~picture on the easel, and went to one of his
4 III|  clock~Fougeres was at his easel working over the rejected
5 V  | daughter hovered about the easel, marvelling at~all his preparations;