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Aims and ideals of representative American painters (1901)

Rummell, John, Berlin, Emma Medora · Buffalo, N. Y. : E. M. Berlin · leaf 117

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He has depicted the peacefulscenes of American village life and ofthe country school. In short, whateveris idyllic or heroic in the lives of thecommon people of this great democ-racy. Homer has closely observed andpainted as he has seen it, never soften-ing a line or modifying a feature for thesake… … XIX. N this essay we can speak ofonly a very few of the note-worthy American artists;We must not fail to observe,however, that we have also many excel-lent marine painters, chief of whom isAlexander Harrison, famous for thesplendor and mystery of his pictures ofsurf and sea by moonlight. The…

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