Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 423
ook laidthe foundation of Menzels position in France, and was, moreover, the work on which, for a long time, the apprecia-tion of modern German art in foreigncountries was based. Thenceforth Menzel had a kind ofmonopoly in this subject, and whenin 1840 Frederick William iv had theworks of the great… … FRKDERICK Tin; .I;!. I.•\ND lllb ILIoK. THE VICTORY OVER PSEUDO-IDEALISM 381 Mandcl and others after original pictvnes of the period. Menzel had anapparently subordinate task. He was commissioned to make two hundreddrawings for wood engraving; these, however, do not appear on separate
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