he unmistakable qualities which proclaimthem masterpieces, neither modern nor old.Somehow or other, one knows that Breitnerwill belong to all time. He is a realist, apainter of portraits, of figures including thenude, of still-lives and of landscapes. But heis most deservedly famous for his… … Courtesy Netherlands-. Imerica FoundCABVRET I- \ \< century up to the present day, no great painterSpringer, if he may be called great—has done justice t the street scenes of Amster-dam. Breitner can be both a tonalist and aluminist, but in Amsterdam, he prefers thesombre aspeel of things; ilark…
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