and com-binations to producenovel etifects; and someof his prints, we aretold were intended onlyfor himself. In whichsense his own intentionought to have beenrespected- Such etchingsas Loges dA cl rices,however, and Au Louvre, and such lithographsas Apres le Bain, will be esteemed more fortheir… … CHRIST REDON plate. The mere indicaiion of the figures,though firmly defined, is quite characteristicof Degas. For he, more than any one of his contempo-raries, was continually striving to catcii amovement, a momentary efl:ect, a silhouette.His work in this sense is a triumph in imjires-sionism. He…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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