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The art of the great masters, as exemplified by drawings in the collection of Émile Wauters, membre de l'Académie royale de Belgique (1913)

Lees, George Frederic William, 1872-, Wauters, Émile, 1846-1933 · London : S. Low, Marston & co. ltd. · leaf 293

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of Watteau, Lancret,Oudry, and others. Or else, loose sheets nailed on the wall, in acorner of the studio, they were carelessly kept by the artist as asouvenir, the first sketch for a canvas—as a document, a source for acomposition, a Book of Truth. They hardly ever left the painters,unless they… … f-l W a.o < tn < aoo w>o u K H H 0^ O Q HCO H> EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART IN FRANCE 149 who made drawings a branch of commerce for the artist, who launchedthem among the public, who made them worth money and fashionable.The sheets of paper on which he scattered his studies and…

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