and lor a timehe painted in their manner. And when he, likeothers among the moderns, saw and accepted therevolutionizing ideas which Cezanne was proclaim-ing on e\ erj canvas, he took w ith him into the newfield the palette of the Impressionists. Alincludesa fusion of much that has gone bi Iin… … learned much about organiza- b^amuel^pert9 standing of Giorgione and EItion and form, and they give Greco. He found the simplicitycredit to the Impressionists for their knowledge of and austerity of the primitives singularly appeal-color. But their eclecticism ends here; by far the ing, while the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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