as then sixteen), Bilders wroteto Mr. Kneppelhout: I am looking for a tone which we call colouredgrey, that is a combination of all colours, howeverstrong, harmonized in such a way that they give theimpression of a warm and fragrant grey. And again: To preserve the sense of the grey even in themost… … The Hague School: Introduction 85 of the whole to reproduce an impression which naturesometimes gives. And, although he was not given time (he died attwenty-six) to attain in his work that symphonic resultwhich a riper generation achieved, he did, in hislittle landscape in the Rijksmuseum, come…
Painting, Dutch and Flemish
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