Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 92
lifeas it befell in a constant, regular routine. There are no hasty movementswith him, no catastrophes nor complications; he has a preference for still life in the world of men, just as in nature. He is par excellencethe painter of Intimitdt (intimate life) ; which is not the same as a… … J. B. S. CHARDIN THE HOUSE OF CARDS HISTORICAL POSITION OF ART ON THE CONTINENT 65 With Chardin art and life are Cliardin, in an absence of affectation and insipidity !interfused. No Dutchman, however, had penetrated into the nursery,surprising tlie child-world at their games, intheir joys and…
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