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 382
cts, and it was from him that Wou-vermans learned the rudiments of drawing andpainting; but he afterwards became his ownmaster, succeeding through nothing less than thegreatest diligence. It is a difficult thing, whenone has seen so many hundreds of pictures byhim, to realise how they can all have… … WOUVERMANS 303 subject over a hundred times, and each time ina different way, both as regards composition andcolour. One of his compositions never resemblesanother in any respect. The foregrounds, trees,skies—in a word, everything differs from onepicture to the other, and none the less all…
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