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ffort is absorbed into his very being,beating so close and constant that it is assimilatedwith a facile yet emotive spontaneity. II peint aussinaturelle-ment quil parle, sans meme se douter quilen puisse etre autrement et que le tour de force per-petuel ne soit pas Ihabitude de tout peintre.… … hand of Nature, and his own. Although the strifetakes place, it seems no longer arduous to strive; andyet infallibly to strive is to obtain. Therefore no subject that exists in life, or in lifesmirror, art, is too ambitious for Sorolla. Like anathlete outstripping every other in a race, he is…
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