turalisticthough they are absolutely impossible of reahza- point of view. This naturalism had found its tion on this earth, can give us the greatestjoy. Remember our fairy tales and the storiesof mythology. Once we acknowl-edge this, we will findthe injustice of bothcontrasting affirma-tions: the… … highest development in Impressionism. Cezanne was the genius who, at the end of the eighties, led the wayslowly and surely andwith irresistible dar-ing away from the oldtracks. With himwent van Gogh inFrance and Munchin Norway. What iscommon to all follow-ers of these threeleaders in all…
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