tic and powerfuldraughtsmanship, the fidelity with which theircreator has sung the life of the country, andthe beauty of the free unfettered gestures of man-kind in close communion with nature? Butall these, and many other thoughts, are expressedrather in line and form than by colour. Althoughin… … 1 BERGLRE APPUYEE M-K SON BATON (BLACK CHALK DRAWING)BY J. I. MILLET (Photo, E. Druet, Paris) a few colours, and evinced an affection for lowtones, for blacks and greys of infinite variety. Donot let us forget that we have here—and this isprecisely his merit—a simple soul, simple as muchin thought…
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