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 196
-trability of silence. There is a touch of humourin this figure, as of the critic non-plussed andunwilling to commit himself, but much more ofserious reference to the early dawnings of a com-prehension of the beautiful, as a thing to bedesired to make one wise. Those Indian subjects are of a high… … GEORGE DE FOREST BRUSH 137 and a largeness of conception that has been ableto grasp the big significances and to feel them intheir relation to perennial truth. For they notonly suggest the life and environment of the earlyredman, picturing both with a fulness of compre-hension that brings them…
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