parallel of Daubigny:but another element earlyentered the field: tem-per;iment asserting itself—the temperament of thepoet and mystic. The direction of growth ischanged — the mood rather than the materialpresentment of nature becomes his preoccupation,and the poet holds the brush with the… … BY WILLIAM KEITH 39 IVilliaiu Keith of California with its clear, original, unmuted vibration somefleeting impression, some moment withoutdate, magical and transitory, deeply felt, in theshadow of the woods—in the fretted mirror of themeadow stream, or in dewy morning pastures—andthe motive rather…
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