Sherman, Frederic Fairchild · New York : Privately printed · leaf 42
n of the emotional content ofhis theme. In the sense, however, that these earlierworks are a more literal transcript of familiar ratherthan unfamiliar aspects of nature, more direct intheir construction and less calculated in their elabo-ration, they correspond more closely to historic stand-ards… … that practically all find in them much to admire.Only our recent and enthusiastic interest in, andknowledge of, the newer and finer developments oflandscape painting enables us to appreciate the sub-tleties of his later work and to see in it a more notableachievement. Several of the early pictures…
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