ure of a runningcommentary upon it from his own peculiarangle of vision. And Jean de Bosscherespeculiar angle of vision is, if you will,grotesque, even satiric. 00aThis last statement must not be takento indicate that Bosschere displayed, fromthe beginning, the same mature tendencyto satire which… … THE BIRDS WORE HATS ANDSPURS. BY JEAN DE BOSSCHEREKFrom The City Curious) the fragile lyrical Beardsleyism of Beale-Gryne (1908) to these recent works,there is to be recorded a perpetual ad-vance, a constant development. In thisconnexion it is worth while quoting apassage from his own essay on…
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