art of Monet and Whistler, and evasive spirit of things, and to make visible In their work he found that intellectual and emo- these secret laws by means of line and color—that tional stimulus which his temperament required, would seem to be the highest function of the land- and from thence on he… … Ciiiirlesy oj Miirrlur.il b Co., LoudonHUDSON RIVER IJV LEON DABO specifically related to the art of both of these greatinnovators, but still remains, in its essence, peculiarlypersonal and Daboesque. It affords an importantand significant clue to his art. When he had completed his course at the…
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