The art of painting in the nineteenth century (1908)
Mach, Edmund von, 1870-1927 · Boston and London, Ginn and company · leaf 140
, who are known as degen-erates. It is a pleasing art, often brilliant, andgenerally good to live with. Of course there areexceptions, but, on the whole, visitors to Ameri-can exhibitions are well satisfied; they have comein contact with the works of noted men. Leaving the American section at any… … John Singer Sargent Portrait of Mrs. Ian Hamilton «. » AMERICAN PAINTING 89 due to prejudice, idiosyncrasies, or ignorance.The answer to such queries is supplied by thehistorian, who points to the beneficial minglingof the races in this large territory, and to theopportunities which the country has…
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