The art of the Dresden gallery; notes and observations upon the old and modern masters and paintings in the royal collection (1907)
Addison, Julia de Wolf Gibbs, 1866- · Boston : L.C. Page & Company · leaf 502
n awe as well aswonder. Before him is a running figure, an oldman who wishes only to escape, horrified and con-science-stricken. The picture should be long stud-ied, for there is much thought in its composi-tion. Lenbachs Portrait of Paul Heyse is to be seenin the twenty-eighth room. Paul Heyse was… … /iDobern (Berman /iDasters 399 whom I shall speak when dealing with them in thenext chapter. It is perhaps a little eccentric that HeinrichMiiller, who was born in Pultawa and lived anddied in Dresden, should select Lake Michigan asthe subject of his picture in this room! The tragedy of the hills…
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