Painting in France, after the decline of classicism. An essay (1901)
Hamerton, Philip Gilbert, 1834-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown · leaf 104
ll of typhoid fever (ofwhich he died), and his mother was most anxious to secure theservices of two Sisters of Charity as nurses, but as the boy hadbeen bred a Protestant the Sisters were all engaged elsewhere,and could not possibly be spared. On this the mother, whowas herself a Catholic, had her… … SAYING GRACE. Bonnat. 83 chained, and worked that the wearied convict mightget rest. Surely there are few deeds on record moreworthy of pictorial commemoration ! Bonnat is one of the strongest of the youngerFrenchmen. His art is frankly based on the Spanishmasters, and is open to the objections of…
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