ure, to findit represented by the most modern of French paint-ers. Whatever Manet may have shown of classicaltradition, in the case of Renoir we look in vain ioranything back of the intense personal note thatmakes his art that of the present day and the pres-ent hour. Even in this rapid survey of a… … Properly of Ihe MflropoUlan Museum oj ArtF.\MILY GROUP BY RENOIR INTERNATIONALSTUDIO VOL. XXXVII. No. 147 Coryrighl, I9U9, by John I.ane Company IIARLES \V. HAWTHORN!-;BY ARTHUR HOEBF.R r V^_^ Thf: call ti> the arts is a luricais cmc.hut its appeal i.s irresistible. Nor place,condition or…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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