Landscape painting and modern Dutch artists (1906)
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850- · New York Baker and Taylor · leaf 78
ngedas its varied scenes pass through the alembicof the artists imagination ere he bodies themforth on his canvas. There needs must be both realism andidealism in art, but the former should besubordinate to the latter. There must berealism; for the correct rendering of facts isthe basis of all art,… … VARIOUS OPINIONS ABOUT ART Z7 ter and the harmony of colour that the mindof the artist gives to the facts of realism. John Ruskin and P. G. Hamerton in thelatter part of the nineteenth century werethe two best known writers on art subjectsin England. If Hamerton had been endowedwith more poetry and…
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850 · Landscape painting · Painting, Dutch
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