Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)
Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 356
over and the art student equally is The Broken Pitcher(Fig. 2.35), in the Fouvic. In this painting he has more nearlv GKEUZE 327 readied the ideal of innocent f^irlliood than in any other of hisworlvs. Neither the title of the jMcture, nor the presence of1he broken pitcher itself, adds anything to… … Fig. 2.3.5.—Greuze. The Broken Pitclier. I.ouvre, Paris. l)eckoning future, and the whole attitude of the child is one ofexpectancy. Certainly this is the most naive and charmingof all of Clreuzes pictures of innocence. Turning away from these young giils that are so attiach\-eto the majority of…
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