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hard, and the ground covered with snow, - men may still make merry with their sports, their daily work, and a halt now and then at some convenient tavern.
Of this material, lonely existence, of this struggle of convivial man with nature, Mr. Frick's picture is a perfect illustration on a larger scale than that which the artist usually adopted. The painting is on a panel and measures twenty-four and a half inches by twenty and a fourth, and was formerly in the collection of Duke George of Leuchtenberg. [[symbol in green ink:]] Ŧ


[[symbol in green ink:]] Ŧ C. J. Holmes. Burlington Magazine.




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