Landscape painting and modern Dutch artists (1906)
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850- · New York : Baker & Taylor · leaf 128
ld cut a trail as directly asmight be to a fixed point, with due regard for mak-ing it as easy as possible for travel and as pleasant.Few of us are able to really enter into the spirit ofa landscape except where a path is beaten for usthrough the personality of the artist, as few as thereare of us… … artists, and most of whatever feeling we get out ofit is that which they have succeeded in putting intoit. Artists, like the rest of us, are men of tempera-ment, of sentiment, of emotion, of one kind or an-other, and they generally succeed in expressing itin their work, but that they should express…
Landscape painting · Painters
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