Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 467
ant touch and evensomething of the colour of theFlemish master into stone. Noneof these sacrificed classic purityof form; but all gave breath andlife to their material. If French sculpture is makingits way towards new develop-ments, this is due in great part tothe initiative of Dalou (1838-1902).… … .. 017 —r.F.ROMF.. BONAP.ARTE. (riio Lu.xembourg, Paris.) 440 NATURALISM aside the affected subtleties of the style,and his impetuous vigour occasionallybetrayed him into vulgarity. He hadsomething of Rudes afflatus; butsince Rude, marble had borrowed thewarmth and softness of flesh, andDalous…
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