Dimier, Louis, 1865-1943, Child, Harold Hannyngton, 1869-1945 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 125
htened and exempt from futile precon-ceptions, will ever be grateful to him for her first initia-tion. Rosso was the first to reveal to this country thepower of painting in her larger enterprises and hernobler functions : in this sense we might say that hewas the first painter France had ever had.… … THE ART OF ROSSO 91 imagination, and the profound taste for antiquity whichis the source of perpetual rejuvenation. Certain less praiseworthy characteristics of his mannerought not to obscure this fact: the genius of Rosso,completely imbued as it was with Michael Angelo, wasnevertheless profoundly…
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