re attractive to the philosophical spectatorthan to the sheer painter, who, moreover, frequentlyconsiders that portraiture does not come within thescope of pure art. Nevertheless, Veth has provedhimself a master in this series of portraits, not onlyby his search for the intellectual qualities of… … PROFESSOR A. D. LOMAN—J. P. VETH (/// ///(■ possession of the Artist at Biissiim) The Amsterdam Reaction 173 is difficult in our day to reconcile one of thesecomplete representations of character with a portraitpainted with a free brush. At the same time, wemust remember that Veth is still young…
Painting, Dutch and Flemish
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