Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855-1933 · New York, Dodd, Mead and Co. · leaf 275
spiritual bless-ings. The very simplicity of their faith is thecharm that draws us to them. When Breton painted The Song of the Lark,Institute of Art, Chicago (Fig. 107), he gave inthe simplest manner the highest expression ofhis art. He has caught the unspoiled child ofnature at the moment of her… … «p t « Fio. 107.—The Song of the Lark. Jules Breton. Courtesy of theInstitute of ^Vrt, Chicago, Illinois. AND THEIR PAINTERS 155 is that of the child unspoiled by art. The exulta-tion on her lips and the light in her eyes showentire unconsciousness of self, of surroundings,of scene—she is wholly…
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