Stories of the Flemish & Dutch artists, from the time of the Van Eycks to the end of the seventeenth century (1908)
Reynolds, Victor, comp · London, Chatto & Windus; New York, Duffield & Co. · leaf 118
lowbefore he reports to him the progress of thework. Everywhere in Brueghels work is to befound evidence of an extremely original mindand imagination, able to contemplate and tostudy profitably the work of other artists, with-out ever being tempted to imitate them. Itspeaks much for the force of… … PEASANT BRUEGHEL 79 still kept alive the earlier traditions of theFlemish school; belated followers of the mannerof the Van Eycks and of Memling, long afterthe public mind had turned to other ideals. Butthe work of these latter, such as Peeter Pourbusand Peeter Claessens, is not a vigorous…
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