American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 148
the treatment of the buildings, with their scintillating reflected lights and shadows, isvery strong and skilful. This is one of the paintings improved by gas-light, as the garishnessof the blues is thereby lessened. Our space is nearly filled; therefore we must leave the dazzling scenes which we… … Landscape. — By Dupr£.Pen-and-Ink Sketch by James D. Smillie. — From a Photograph. Courbet. It is to Englands great original landscapist, John Constable, that we are indebted forthe modern school of French landscape painting. At last the Channel has been crossed, andsome good found in Nazareth. He…
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