Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 126
rt, however, has not to deal with hearts,but to judge logically by results ; and it would not be doing justice to the oldmasters, nor to those earnest rococo painters who sat at their easels with lessnoble intentions, but with so much greater knowledge of their craft, if onewere to proclaim… … CARSTENS. PRIAM AND ACHILLES. announced so proudly to Heinitz, the Minister ; for that he possessed toolittle originality. It is not imagination, but reminiscence, which created hisworks. The outlines of his plates aie done with fine sentiment, but sentiment 94 THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING
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