Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 298
these again suc-ceeded Eugene Delacroix, as the artist of passion and of power. Meantime a colder classical French School was apparentlyin the ascendant, clinging to tradition and fearing to concede 286 French and German Painting. 287 the greatness of the men of true genius silently working… … Fig. 185. — Landscape, by Corot. Photographed for this work, by permission of theOwner, Mr. Henry T. Chapman, of Brooklyn. Of the same general period, and following the same tenden-cies, are Dupre, Troyon, Monticelli, and Diaz. The specialbias and excellence of this great French School, dating…
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