Studies in pictures; an introduction to the famous galleries (1907)
Van Dyke, John Charles, 1856-1932 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 228
nt; andnothing could be more natural than the flight to theforest of Fontainebleau for inspiration. But theflight was not immediate nor hasty. We are told thatConstable the Englishman set the pace by exhibitinghis Hay-Wain in the Salon of 1834, and thathe was responsible for the direction Eousseau,… … XXXVIII.—COROT, Landscape LANDSCAPE AND MARINE PAINTING 131 painters, when they began to paint, went to theLouvre and studied Hobbema and Euisdael, just asConstable and Gainsborough before them had donein England. It was the study of the Dutchmen fortechnique, and Fontainebleau forest for a model,…
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