Bacon, Henry, b. 1840 · Boston : J.R. Osgood · leaf 138
t seems to be the placingof dark, strongly painted figures against a light background,the prevailing colors of the city being favorable for thiseffect. I have said that Berauds studio is always a cab. Thisstatement must be qualified ; for sometimes he sets up hiseasel in one of the public… … - C<5. MxeiW.cttrr-,- Equestrian Study. (E. Grandjean.1 PARISIAN ART AND ARTISTS. I 31 will be preserved as history; for each picture is a truthfulpage of the manners and customs of our epoch. Georges Grandjean, like Beraud, uses a cab as his studio;and, after the manner of De Nittis, devotes…
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