Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 363
al to be-come general. Hence Delacroix,who determined so many artisticvocations, never formed a pupil;he could substitute nothing for thetraditional method of the Clas-sicists. At the end of his life, hispainting excited even more hostil-ity than at the beginning, in thevery thick of the Romantic… … ; ( Dl ( Wirs 1 nil PKf N \1 IHK WILL. (Museum of Chantilly.) THE ROMANTIC PERIOD very clearly defined among the groupof rebels. But the little band wasgradually sifted; Boulanger, Deveria,and many others, failing to producetheir prorrised masterpieces, were soonforgotten. Delaroche, whose…
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