ortant. Exceptfor the factor of time there is nothing to suggestthat Charreton is a follower ol .Monet. The outstanding characteristic of Charretonswork is the personal pleasure he takes in the feel olthe sun, the dulled brilliance of winter days, therichness of autumn—the things a sensitive… … mind. He walks quickly, notic-ing along the road any numberof beauties; his eyes are sharp, he knows fields andflowers and he sees them as a painter does. Per-haps the sun strikes a group of trees near a brookin a certain way so that the color combinations areparticularly interesting; he chooses…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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