d in a masterly fashion ;and the ensemble of each work was in entireharmony with the subject. Studying these seriousand dignified works, a lover of art could not helpobserving that Emile Wauters, during the yearwhich he had just spent in Italy, had been greatlyimpressed by the immortal frescoes of… … BY E.MILE WAUTERS Rniile IVaiiters and others. Like them, he endeavoured to in-terpret nature, that is to say, to be true in every-thing. This love of truth impelled him to paintone of his large canvases—that which to-dayornaments the grand staircase of the Hotel deVille at Brussels—entirely in the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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