Landscape painting and modern Dutch artists (1906)
Greenshields, E. B. (Edward Black), 1850- · New York : Baker & Taylor · leaf 76
d asimplying that Ryder ever consciously attempts topoint a moral in a picture or to tell a story, but sim-ply to indicate how truly his work is informed withmeaning and pregnant with suggestion—so muchso, indeed, that from the best of it one gets an in-tellectual as well as an emotional pleasure… … Albert P. Ryder: Pegasus matters it if the winged steed is badly drawn in sucha picture? Perhaps the spindly legs that wouldscarcely carry its weight subconsciously emphasizethe power of those mighty wings outspread! In-variably almost Ryder sacrifices everything un-necessary to the realization of…
Landscape painting · Painters
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