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Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)

Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 241

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sinmiediate pupils were often spoken of as the Jjittle Dutch-men. Except for the corporation pictures, most of the paint-ings were made for the home and were small in size, whichaccounts for the name. The artist chcse his subject fion^scenes in every-day life, and presented those scenes with… … TER BORCH 213 Probably the greatest of the Little Dutchmen was GerardTerburg—more correctlj Ter Borch—(]617?-1681). His com-positions are all small and most of them interiors; he knewjust the details that were of most importance, and just how tosubordinate all else in the picture to the center of…

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