Musée No:218.007 Size:A5 - 210mm x 148mm Cox wrote of Paris that

Cox wrote of Paris that there was "so much artistic material here that one might almost be content to stay here and paint for years…” After his return from Paris

She preferred everyday flowers such as azaleas and violets and especially roses

With the encouragement of his wife

In 1904 he was appointed a Teishitsu Gige-in (Artist to the Imperial Household) and became a member of the Art Committee of the Imperial Household

Musée No:218.007 Size:A5 - 210mm x 148mm Cox wrote of Paris thatBlack Stork in a Landscape Date: 1780 The distinctive white neck feathers, purple streaked wings, and red tinged beak of this bird identify it as a Woolly Necked Stork. Acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art 2001