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Ideals of life in France, or, How the great painters portray woman in French art : two hundred and twenty-five copper-plates made in Paris especially for this work by Goupil & Co., from oil-paintings and drawings : with essays on art in France (1890)

Sheldon, George William, 1843-1914 · New York : Appleton · leaf 110

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e is true, in one sense, of the great body of men who paint : it is easier to obtain praise than to sell pictures. Certainly, their works do not reflect the influence of their masters in a greater degree than do those of the sterner sex ; and there was nothing in the subjects chosen or in the… … E. Debat-Ponsan : A Country Trio. whose charming water-colors was hung at the same time in the Goupil Gallery of the Rue Chaptal, and afterward sent to New York. It was perhaps ungracious for a visitor at the annual exhibition of the Society of Women Artists to call to mind the fact that a member…

Painting, French -- 19th century · Women in art

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