American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 426
arity with living models. There aresome parts of the figure, like the movement of the left side, the line of the back, breast, andabdomen, that seem to be as well understood as they possibly can be. As it is, it taxes thecredulity to the utmost to believe that any one, however strong, could have… … 00 P3 Eh E> O> oo EhEh 00 KO<!oo 00 < 3 PS Eh O Eh AMERICAN ART 34* and this kind of seeing was developed to a high degree in his art work, partly, no doubt,because living models could not then be had at any price. Another notable fact about thisfigure is that its author was forty-five…
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