Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 124
uldnot enter his mind to begin from the beginning. Drawing from the lifedid not satisfy me ; the fellow, too, who sat as my model, although he was forthe rest well built, seemed to me, in contrast with the antique from which Ihad attained a higher ideal of beauty, so petty and imperfect that I… … CARSTENS. ARGO LEAVING THE TRITON S MERE. me the importance and utility of academic study. He stayed daily, instead,for hours together before the casts in the antique room, and a holy feelingof adoration, almost compelling me to tears, pervaded me. There I neverdrew at all after an antique. When I…
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