Fifty years of modern painting, Corot to Sargent (1908)
Phythian, John Ernest, 1858- · London, G. Richards · leaf 123
ists has never beenmerely realistic, as was the Pre-Raphaelitism of HolmanHunt and Millais. Not only have they sought to register,not the mere fact, but the impression made by the fact;they have also stated the impression itself in terms of art.Their works are not lacking in design; neither form… … THE IMPRESSIONISTS AND THEIR ALLIES 85 We have seen Monet taking refuge first in Holland andthen in England during the German invasion of France, andreturning to his own country strengthened in his artisticfaith. Though a native of Paris he did not settle downthere, but lived in the country, first…
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