Modern Spanish painting; being a review of some of the chief painters and paintings of the Spanish school since the time of Goya (1908)
Temple, A. G. (Alfred George), 1848-1928 · London : A. Fairbairns & company, limited · leaf 94
ic secrets and depths of emotion which liein the varied moods of natural effect, is what we would like toencounter. Such a condition of things can scarcely be taught—no one can be trained to it—it must spring from the inbred aspirationsand spontaneous responses of the man ; the want of communion… … MODERN SPANISH PAINTING 45 a landscape what he does not himself feel. Sky and field are easyenough to portray, as they appear to the ordinary eye and to thecasual glance; it is the heart of it all which the painter shouldregard as his mission to interpret, and this interpretation lies inhimself,…
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