Modern french masters; a series of biographical and critical reviews by American artists (1896)
Van Dyke, John Charles, 1856-1932 ed · New York, The Century co. · leaf 196
repared for him, let it be im-derstood that we are in the presence of a very great master.He has more intellect than either of the other two. He wasmore searching — at least his work gives evidence of more coti-tinued searching — than either of the others. Corot and Dau-bigny both seem to have… … PIERRE-ETIENNE-THfiODORE ROUSSEAU 121 course, tlie best that can take possession of an artist. Rous-seau was indefatigable in his analysis of natuie. He observed,studied, sought for vulnerable points, and then painted. Hisresults taught him new lessons, and he returned to nature tofind out new…
Painters -- France · Painting, French · Painting -- Reproduction
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