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Henry Caro-Delvaille  (1876–1928)
	Alternative names	Henri Caro-Delvaille
	Description	French painter
	Date of birth/death	6 July 1876	July 1928
	Location of birth/death	Bayonne	Paris
	Work location	Paris
	Authority file	: Q3132672 VIAF: 31847952 ISNI: 0000000066288490 ULAN: 500057071 LCCN: nr90023311 MusicBrainz: 1b2375c2-b7ed-4fa4-a5b6-21b95f14369c WorldCat

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Title: Brooklyn Museum Quarterly
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Brooklyn museum quarterly
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Publisher: Brooklyn
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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seven authors. No. 6 beingA Contribution to the Ornithology of the Orinoco Region, bv George K. Cherrie. Sept. 1, 1916 .$1.75 Vn). Ill, No. 1, Long Island Fauna-IV. The Sharks. ByJohn Treadwell Nichols and Robert Cushman INInr-phy. April, 1916 25 MISCELLANEOUSBibliography of Japan, by Stewart Cui,in, 1916 $ .10 Some Books upon Nature Study in the Childrens Museum Library,compiled by Milium S. Draper, 1908; second edition 1911. Some Nature Books for Mothers and Children. An annotated list;compiled by Miriam S. Draper, 1912. 1l THEBROOKLYN MUSEUM QUARTERLY VOL. VI. APRIL, 1913 No. 2 7i. CONTENTS The Lady with the Hydrangeas Frontispiece Caro-Delvaille on Decorative Art—Andre E. Rueff.. 77 Concerning Insects—diaries Schaeffer 89 A Chat about the Arundel Prints— Louise Both-Hendriksen 103 Japanese Color Prints Illustrating Samuel Smiles Self-Help—Stewart Culiu Ill Book Notes 117 Museum Notes 121 -Museum Membership 125 -Museum Publications 127 7J
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THE LADY WITH THE HYDRANGEAS By Caro-DelvailleIn the Collection of the Brooklyn Museum Caro-Delvaille on Decorative Art WHEN Henri Caro-Delvaille made his appearance inNew York, some months ago, through an exhibitionof his work in one of the Fifth Avenue galleries, he was butlittle known to the American art-loving public, althoughthose who follow the exhibitions of the Paris Salons hadcertainly noticed his paintings; for Caro-Delvaille is one ofthe best known and most successful French artists of thepresent day. He was born in 1876 in the town of Bayonne,near the Pyrenees, whence also came Bonnat (whose pupilhe w^as when he came to Paris), Etcheverry, and severalother French artists who have acquired fame. Caro-Del-vailles first great success dates back to 1904 when he exhib-ited at the New Salon the canvas entitled My Wife andHer Sisters which was purchased for the collection of theMusee du Luxembourg. He came to America for the first time in 1913 andremained here but four months. Ea

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