Copley Society (Boston, Mass.) · [Boston, Press of G.H. Ellis, etc. · leaf 131
gment here andthere, combined these elements as best he could intothe semblance of a drawing, applied a coat or two ofcolor, and handed in the whole concoction as a nat-ural and harmonious landscape. The methods of Jenaro Perez Villaamil himselfwere no less singular. He seldom uttered any… … orange, or some other color, on his palette-knife, hedabbed it on the center of his canvas; and from thisblot, says Martin Rico, there would immediatelyappear a range of mountains, a cascade, a forest, or acavern full of brigands. He gave me, I remember,one of these productions. It purported to…
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