Painters and sculptors; a second series of Old masters and new, (1907)
Cox, Kenyon · Duffield and Co · leaf 136
one has persuadedoneself ought to be interesting. If a man likes thenude let him paint the nude; if he likes peasants lethim paint peasants. If he finds that fashionable lifeinterests him more than anything else, and affordshim opportunity for the exercise of his peculiar abili-ties, let him paint… … STEVENS : lxe mere Through the courtesy of William Chase. Esq., of ^ew York, the original owner of the IVHOLBEIN HOLBEIN THE name of Holbein calls up immediatelyin the mind a series of portraits somewhatstiff in attitude, rather primitive in theirlack of light and shade, but incomparable in…
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