Sherman, Frederic Fairchild, 1874-1940 · New York : Priv. print · leaf 46
ficance of the visible world as it is made in-telligible in immaterial beauty. Whatever the ma-terial basis of his landscape, however true it may bein its portrayal of any actual area of the earth, theinterest that absorbs the spectators attention in it isalmost invariably centred in the sky. His… … as ^ FOUR FIGURE PICTURESBY GEORGE FULLER %^L \Sj5^> FOUR FIGURE PICTURESBY GEORGE FULLER N 1843 George Fuller wrote from hisDeerfield farm to Henry Kirke Brown,then in Italy, I have concluded tosee nature for myself, through theeye of no one else. It may havebeen a decision forced upon him…
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