Davies, Randall · London: T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 536
es might not havebeen goaded by two such shocks ? As it was, this secondviolation of the sacred traditions of the nude, which hadbeen exclusively reserved for allegorical subjects, wasconsidered an outrage; and the innocent, natural model,of by no means voluptuous appearance, was regardedas a… … The Nineteenth Century the age, and if we have to go to Paris or to New York Manet andto catch a glimpse of any of his work, it is partly because Wbtstlerwe are too backward in seizing opportunities so eagerlysnapped up by others. The next great storm in the artistic world followedin the wake of…
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