American masters of painting : being brief appreciations of some American painters illustrated with examples of their work (1903)
Caffin, Charles Henry, 1854-1918 · London : Richards · leaf 158
himself compelled toforego entire allegiance ; a brief vision of the idealbefore setting his hand to the prosaic reality oflife. Yet, perhaps, to feel this is to misread thenobility of Fullers character. To him, we maybelieve, there was a fuller, more rounded compre-hension of beauty in life,… … GEORGE FULLER 107 was only a part of the beautiful whole. So whatseems to us such a tremendous sacrifice, to himmay have been assuaged by the satisfaction ofhaving the method in which his life should belived so clearly set before him; and in this read-ing of his mind one pays, perhaps, the…
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