Thus toiling, struggling, and suffering, Poussin spent his later years.
The merits of Poussin as a sea or water painter may, I think, 22.
Poussin studied nature with a minuteness that often exposed him to raillery.
One may fancy the feelings of Poussin at hearing these words.
From that time until Zampieri's death, Poussin was his friend and pupil.
"Let us go to his studio," said young Poussin, wondering greatly.
Porbus and Poussin stood at the door of the studio and looked at each other in silence.
"He is even more of a poet than a painter," Poussin answered gravely.
"Beyond that point it loses itself in the skies," said Poussin.
This good M. Bellanger has given you permission to copy his Poussin.
