Great masters of Dutch and Flemish painting (1909)
Bode, Wilhelm von, 1845-1929, Clarke, Margaret L · London : Duckworth and co.; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 96
s characteristic of Vermeerthat only a single figure is given here too, and this inthe baldest manner possible represents the Novum Testa-menUim. All these interiors the artist does not strive torender interesting by piquant or intimate conception, bybeautiful figures, exquisite arrangement, or… … Brauti, Clement &■ Co. Dornach, Alsace -TAX VEBMEEB THE MUSIC MASTER AXD HIS PUriL Windsor To face p. 58 JAN VERMEER VAN DELFT 59 the adjoining rooms, is as empty and plain as the roomof a simple citizen of his time. When Vermeer, follow-ing Hoochs example, once or twice allows us to look…
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