ofthat very refined and rather cruel faculty ofobservation, thanks to which certain novelists,such as the Goncourts, have produced effects sostartling and so true. Theirs, moreover, is aconception of realism which has nothing what-ever to do with the oppressive, systematicmethods of a Courbet or a… … LES DANSEUSES ROSES BY H. G. E. DEGAS (P/iolo Bullos, Paris) 125 Edgar Degas one fancies none of the subjects familiar toDegas, the subjects in which he specialized, hadbeen properly handled by any painter until hehandled them, notably as regards his racingscenes. The fact is, this artists eye was…
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