Landscape painting and modern Dutch artists (1906)
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850- · New York Baker and Taylor · leaf 130
ourse be artistically expressed andin glowing colour, but without it the paintingsinks to mere cleverness. But in much of the art criticism of the innercircles it is held that fancy and passion haveno place in painting. Technical ability re-mains the great standard of judgment. Not-withstanding… … Plate Will. —The Sower. J. F. Millet.After an etching by Matthew Maris. By permission ot Messrs. Cottier & Co.. New York. VARIOUS OPINIONS ABOUT ART 75 the ideal and the practical. In all true art itis the thrilling power that tells. The mechani-cal side, the organ of expression, must, of…
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850 · Landscape painting · Painting, Dutch
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