if Byrons tale is found mutilated inthe picture, in revenge, the fiery, wild, andsublime soul of the painter is certainly whollythere. The moral of these two examples is this :when, after mature reflection, you have laiddown prohibitions which seem most reason-able in the matter of art, you will… … QO O THOUGHT IN ART was talking, my eyes found a cast of hisUgolin. It is a figure of majestic realism. It doesnot at all recall Carpeauxs group ; if possible,it is even more pathetic. In Carpeauxswork, the Pisan count, tortured by madness,hunger, and sorrow at the sight of his dyingchildren, gnaws…
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