Landscape painting and modern Dutch artists (1906)
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850- · New York Baker and Taylor · leaf 46
ved clearly, and then reproducedby means of external forms, used as symbols,and treated so as to enable the spectator toPainting, understand the idea in the picture. It isFrench, by ^cry remarkable that he should have arrivedGerard w. ^|- thgsc vicws at this early period. We also Smith. ^ ^ . see… … A BRIEF HISTORY 15 picture is full of the melancholy thoughtsthat filled his own soul. Claude devoted his whole time to paintingpure landscape (see Plate 8), and he aban-doned the human motive almost entirely inhis pictures, although, as Turner also did withsome of his, he still gave them classical…
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850 · Landscape painting · Painting, Dutch
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