Dutch painters of the nineteenth century. With biographical notices (1898)
Rooses, Max, 1839-1914. ed · London, S. Low, Marston and Company · leaf 208
he painter must first havea subject all the rest must be subordinate. To cite an example. In the■•Drowned by Israels everything is in harmony. There is not anjthing toomuch, nor can anything be omitted. Each feature is necessary for the impres-sion that the artist wishes to produce. This is why the… … 52 I.AlKENS ALMy\ TADEMA. present day, whether a younL( painter should pick out some artist as his model,or should oo his own way? Perhaps you have followed the discussion aboutthis, which took place a little while a^o in the Handclsblad? One of the writers of that paper maintained that the…
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