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1 VI  |       the barriers with which artists are familiar, and which~
2 VI  |       As to the portrait, few artists have forgotten that~lifelike
3 VII |      Don't talk to me of your artists! Like~writers, they are
4 XI  |      Augustine," he went on, "artists are generally little better
5 XII |     only too happy, we modern artists, if we could touch the perfection
6 XIII|      the habit of living with~artists might mould his wife and
7 XIII|    take~fright at the tone of artists. At the first dinner Theodore
8 XIV |      the easy-going habits of artists,~who, at the end of their
9 XVI | pedestal.~ ~"But, mother, all artists are obliged to have models."~ ~"