French art, classic and contemporary, painting and sculpture (1901)
Brownell, W. C. (William Crary), 1851-1928 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 165
time it was unmistakably the aspect of things ratherthan their significance, rather than his view of them, thatappealed to him. He was farther away from the classic inspi-ration than any other romanticist of his fellows; and at thesame time he cared for the external world more on its ownaccount and… … ■■l.-^l...n..l,^ THE NKW TORf PUBLIC ...hkaRY TLU3EN FOUNDATIONS ROMANTIC PAINTING as the French say, shows that he was a genius of a transitionalmoment. Ones final thought of him is that he died young,and one thinks so not so much because of the dramatictragedy of his taking off by possibly the…
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