Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 97
ius—in fact almost a handicraftsman, sober and philistine,but, like Hogarth, a self-made man who in his whole artistic andpersonal outlook was rooted in the soil of his city and of his age. Berlinsociety of that day was the basis of his art, the daily life of house and street his domain. He began… … HISTORICAL POSITION OF ART ON THE CONTINENT 69 bourgeoisie. Himself of the middle classes, he chiefly worked for them, andwith his sensitive and dexterous graving tool he kept the liveliest and mostexhaustive chronicle of the German bourgeoisie of that age. At times almosttoo reasonable and…
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