Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 199
Fig. 114.—Franz van Mieris. Portrait of theArtist and his Wife. The Hague. i88 Renaissance and Modern Art. so familiar, but whose works in the Gallery of Amsterdamshow them the equals or rivals of these. The phenomenal development of Dutch art has a historicexplanation which has best been given by… … Fig. 115.—Cattle. Paul Potter. The Hague. author.* The sum of this explanation is that Hollandled the world in science, industry, and commerce for thegiven time and that her art is one reflex of this larger fact.The character of this art is peculiarly original, in factabsolutely phenomenal, when…
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