Aims and ideals of representative American painters (1901)
Rummell, John, Berlin, Emma Medora · Buffalo, N. Y. : E. M. Berlin · leaf 102
xpress-ing some sentiment or emotion to theobserver, they simply fill him with aconsciousness of the painters technique.I have already hinted, however, thatMr. Chase has his limitations. Who-ever wishes to enjoy his work must notseek in it what he does not pretend togive; but accepting the artist… … XVII. HEN we come to study John irobn na far^fc, LT-« 1 • ^ 7 the Hmerican A b ARGE5 who IS par excel- ^^xorx^x. lence the American colorist,we find a striking contrastto Mr. Chase. Mr. La Farge doesnot, like Mr. Chase, see merely thesurface beauty of things, he has thefiner insight that enables…
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