otsteps towards Brittany, gradually coming torealise that other lands can offer him nothing morethan a perhaps valuable contrast, a necessaryreaction to his mind, but that in Brittany and therealone, in the solitude and melancholy reverie intowhich his analytical faculties plunge him, can hesucceed… … BY CHARLES COTTET Charles Cottef s Breton Pictures most intimate relationship with the deep forces ofnature and life as they may be studied in thiscountry of Brittany and among these Breton folk. Sorrow and Death may be regarded from athousand different points of view. ToulouseLautrec saw them from…
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