Artist and public, and other essays on art subjects (1914)
Cox, Kenyon, 1856-1919 · London, G. Allen & Unwin ltd · leaf 106
atest land-scapes ever painted—is his Spring(PL 10), of the Louvre, a pure landscapethis time, containing no figure. In the in-tense green of the sunlit woods againstthe black rain-clouds that are passingaway, in the jewel-like brilliancy of theblossoming apple-trees, and the wetgrass in that clear… … en Q«<v-t-> CO JEAN FRANgOIS MILLET In the face of such results as these itseems absurd to discuss the questionwhether or not Millet was technically amaster of his trade, as if the methodsthat produced them could possibly beanything but good methods for the pur-pose; but it is still too much…
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