Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 389
Fontainebleauare closely akm to the masters of Haarlem and the Hague. Butthe French School was not to remain constant to this first form.Landscape is dear to artists who would rather observe than in-vent, and too great an aptitude for copying paralyses paintingand shortens the life of a school.… … m;. 702.—DAiBic.NY. sPRiNi;.The Louvro, Paris.) 362 THE ROMANTIC PERIOD
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