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Anecdotes & Incidents of the Deaf and Dumb

COROT AND HIS PUPIL.

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orot the Artist had a deaf and dumb pupil. The young fellow was employed in copying one of his master's beautiful pencil drawings, when he even tried to imitate a stain of glue which was on the paper. Corot, when he saw it, smiled, and said, or at least wrote, "Très bien, mon ami; mais quand vous serez devant la nature; vous ne verrez pas de taches." "(Very well, my friend; but when you are before nature you will not see any stains.)"

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M. Jean Baptist Corot, the great French landscape painter, died February 23rd, 1875, aged 79.

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