Fry, Roger Eliot, 1866-1934 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 258
nuine personal reaction. Finding myselfout of touch with my generation I took a certain pleasure in emphasisingmy isolation. I always recognised fully that the only vital art of theday was that or the Impressionists whose theories I disbelievedTandI was always able to admit the greatness of Degas… … <v T3 as C bJO 5 m nJ >< J 4-1 X 2 3 (D O) E RETROSPECT 191 great indulgence on some would-be imitators of the Old Masters.But my most serious lapse was the failure to discover jhe genius ofSeurin^e Plate), whose supreme merits as a designer I had every reasonto acclaim. I cannot even tell…
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