Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 379
ountry, obscureartists, unnoticed by theircontemporaries, did not ven-ture far from the city; theystopped at the first halting-place of the stage-coach, andbrought back some view ofMeudon or Vincennes; inthese Paris is always on thenext incline of the horizon;solitary and silent Nature isnot… … ;i). n M .\I11.K. 1111. KiJllULK:.V.NI) THE .AS.S. (The Louvre, Paris.) 352 THE ROMANTIC PERIOD of those who first paintedit, seem concerned torender spiritual stateswhen they representedclouds or trees. At firstthe difficulties were of atechnical order. Foliage,clouds, and distant hori-zons were…
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