with un-speakable gloom. He loathed theidea of being swamped by othermens traditions. He had his ownproblems and needed to solvethem for himself in his own way.Nothing could give a better in-sight into Gertlers artistic out-look than the manner in which hethrew material policy to thewinds. He is an… … whatever may be his accomplishment,it must depend on what he finds out for himselfin his own way. To this period belongs the portrait of hisfather and mother, here reproduced. Realism isstill his foremost aim. Soundly and solidly hepaints, giving as truly and truthfully as lies with-in his power…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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