Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 367
agonism becamea doctrinal rivalry. Delacroixs art is the troubledreflection of all the passions ofhis day. Ingres despised his ownage; he came back from Italyto Paris, with no idea of settlingin the French capital; a successkept him there, and a failuredrove him away; like Poussin,his dream was to… … Ill.. 715. INl.Kl.^. MMK. UKl.DKME. (Drawing.) (The Louvre, Paris.) 340 THE ROMANTIC PERIOD
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