human
of their works, is certainly a not unremarkable poet. In him, who was born in the year of Carstens' death, the spirit of the little Holsteiner was raised to life, and the figure which he assumed in this new incarnation actually made an impression like a picture out of beauty-illuminated days of Hellas. The muscular, thick-set figure of a youthful Hercules, with a broad chest and sturdy neck, a head of short brown curly hair, full lips fringed by the compact beard of a Sophocles, the short Greek nose, grave eyes glancing out from beneath the strong brows--such was Genelli, a Hellene left stranded in Germany, the last Centaur, as Heyse has depicted him in his novel--
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Thus he sat, as he himself writes, in Rome,
human
Thus he sat later in his little house in the _Sendlingergasse_ at Munich, and lived in his world of imagination. Perhaps, had he been the child of a more fortunate period in art, he might have become a strong and memorable painter; as a successor of Carstens he has left behind him a legacy of two suites of copper prints--the two tragedies of the
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Profligate and the
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Witch.