A ravine, with an abrupt bank and trees on each side; a peasant boy is clambering up the largest tree, probably for the purpose of shaking the limbs for a fall of nuts, for which another boy and girl are hunting in the grass. [P. 10.]
A Descriptive Catalogue of a Private Collection of Cabinet Oil Paintings, and Other Works of Art, in the Possession of H. Russell Paine. Charleston, S.C. Harper & Calvo, Printers. 1855.
