Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 322
ngres was his grand-father, a grandfather far, fargreater than himself, whose por-traits alone show the entirelittleness of Cabanel. All hislife long Ingres was in his por-traits a fresh, animated, and ad-mirable realist. Cabanel indeedalso painted in his earliest dajslikenesses of ladies which… … LEFEBURE. TRUTH. {By ^crinhsioti oj Alessrs, Lionfiil, the owni/s of the copyrigltt.) 284 THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING ruined him. In order to please his distinguished customers, he devoted him-self far more than is good for portrait-painting to smooth rosy flesli, largeglassy eyes, and dainty…
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