Fifty years of modern painting, Corot to Sargent (1908)
Phythian, John Ernest, 1858- · London, G. Richards · leaf 305
eers,if not the founders of modern art, must needs turn hisback upon them and go to a foreign city to become animitator of imitations. Such for a time he became. FromPicot he passed to Delaroche, and returned to Amsterdamin 1848, having been about three years in Paris. He atonce set himself to… … PAINTING IN OTHER COUNTRIES 239 pented sins after conversion: as things to be forgotten andnot repeated. The whole character of his art was changed, however, bya compulsory return to nature, which, like that of theBarbizon painters, was much more thorough than the returnof Holman Hunt and Millais.…
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