American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 265
re in the work aflavor of any living artist whose style might be supposed to have influenced a young andardent painter. It is the work of a master who has struck out a line for himself, but who fol-lows it so easily, so soberly, with so much self-possession, that it is hard for the uninitiated… … r\ Study Head.By William M. Chase. of notice to the most important,and so can use them for the pur-poses of illustration. To compare with the Duveneck,for the purpose of showing thevariety of Mr. Chases work, wecould have nothing, better than thePortrait of a Lady in a DirectoireDress, of which a…
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