Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)
Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 388
and from thelife at home. Being a man of talent he promised great things,Ijut he lacked that something that appeals to the heart ofhumanity. He shows no emotion in painting the most har- BOUGUEREAU 359 rowing scenes. We feel thankful that the spectatois haveturned their thumbs down in rollice \erso… … FiG. 26.5.—Gardner (Madame Bouffuereau). The Judgment of Par.Salon 189.3. jects are interesting; surely all these qualities ought to makea master, but masters are not made: they are born. Probably no artist has been more popular in France for the])ast fifty years than Bouguereau, and possibly no…
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