French art, classic and contemporary, painting and sculpture (1901)
Brownell, W. C. (William Crary), 1851-1928 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 41
that is incalculable. The light that never was onsea or land is the illumination we seek. The Heaven,not the atmosphere that lies about us in our mature ageas in our infancy, is what appeals most strongly to oursubordination of the intellect and the senses to the imagi-nation and the soul. Nothing… … THt NrJ -mT POBU( . ^^.AilT ^gmi&N FOUNDATTETiSlig ] CLASSIC PAINTING ness the absence of substance, to assume from the triumphantfacility and fehcity of French expression a certain insignifi-cance of what is expressed. Inferences and assumptions basedon temperament, however, almost invariably…
Art, French · Painting, French · Sculpture, French
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