FOOTNOTE:

[I] The picture was finished during the troubled times in Russia, and

the empress doubtless thought more of provision for the poor soldiers

than pictures for her drawing-room. Knaus had intended to exhibit it in

America at the Centennial, but did not complete it in time. He wrote

to the late Mr. A. T. Stewart to send a picture in his possession to

Philadelphia, if agreeable to him, but Mr. Stewart replied he could not

allow a Knaus to go out of his hands.

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