American masters of painting : being brief appreciations of some American painters ; illustrated with examples of their work (1918)
Caffin, Charles Henry, 1854-1918 · New York : Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 114
dually and carving itself outin the artists imagination with such incisive force !Moreover, what wholesome breadth in his sym-pathy ! He does not, like Cottet, the eminentpainter of the fisherfolk of Brittany, picture thelives of his people as darkened by the pall ofan irremediable fatality. He… … E- g /. W < - C O u I o 1—1 J < CO S £ w 5 3C > H pq WINSLOW HOMER 79 power. It is character: a personal strength; notof the complex kind that diffuses itself over many-issues, but self-centred and direct. It is theactuality of things which perpetually seizes hisimagination and on which he…
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