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 178
ot said of himself, that he was like a lark pulsing forth its songs amid the grayclouds, and his skies have the vibrative qualityof violin music, so there is music in these skiesof Martins, only it is that of the organ and thediapason stop. True, the note is not always sofull and sonorous; as, for… … Ul D^ w g* 0-, H(^ Qi. . O Q ^ »! M z s C/} o >< CQ H HOMER D. MARTIN 123 travelling on and on. Indeed, in all his skies,there is less of local significance than of the sug-gestion that the ether is a tidal ocean connectingthe fragment of circumstance with infinity. This landscape also shows…
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