Copley Society (Boston, Mass.) · [Boston, Press of G.H. Ellis, etc. · leaf 164
do not speculate or worry, but they see. Theirsis the peasant-influence that our modern world of artmost needed. They are the very best corrective ofour physical and social neurasthenia. In order to express, says Beruete, the subtle yetintense vibrations of the sunlight, Sorolla sometimesuses… … CO sO ing landscape, he banishes from his palette black orblackish, non-transparent colors, such as were for-merly in vogue for rendering shadow. But, on theother hand, his canvases contain a great variety ofblues and violets balanced and juxtaposed with redsand yellows. These, and the skilful use…
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