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 300
s, unless thesubject was started by Millet, and this was not often. Had Ibeen less youthful and inexperienced, how many valuable opin-ions might I have obtained from this great mind. On theother hand, without this youth and inexperience, Millet mighthave been more reserved with me. I once ventured… … i: /^f\vUf^C PORTRAIT OF MILLET. FROM CRAYON SKETCH BY HIMSELF IN 1840-47 JEAN-FRANgOIS MILLET lyg Pjirisian painter. He replied, Most decidedly; but their workis far from the beauty of Fra Angelico. I more frequently talked to Millet of himself, and he al-ways answered my questions veiy freely: in…
Painters -- France · Painting, French · Painting -- Reproduction
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