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On March 12, 1881 an unnamed reporter for TheNew York Times described the life of an artists’ colony at Ecouen, France.  According to this international correspondent, he and a colleague traveled to Ecouen on February 13, where he filed the following report:  “..the little art colony of Ecouen, a town eight miles from Paris, accorded us a warm and gracious welcome.  Ecouen is well known in all art circles as the home of Edouard Frère.  It was here that the master evolved his new school and produced the quaint interiors and life-like figures, especially of children, that have made his name so famous.  Through the intercession of our hostesses, we were admitted to the atelier of Frère, and at a moment when he was at work.

Or rather he suffered himself to interrupted so that we might explore the secrets of his treasure-house.” After providing a vivid description of the f