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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 316

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t has displayed bolder and surer pen-work than he who drew these studies of panthers (Figs. 184, 185, and 186), whose fierce growl- ine we can almost imagine we hear. How well he has depicted the animals muscling and their movements! Ingres might have drawn these wild beasts with a clearer, more… … Fig. 180 A Portion of One of theFaust Lithographs. ByEugene Delacroix i62 THE ART OF THE GREAT MASTERS in this branch of art was Rembrandt. Much better than La Bataille deDreux do they express the art of Eugene Delacroix, for they wereexecuted when, in full possession of his powers, he saw nature…

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