Painters and sculptors; a second series of Old masters and new, (1907)
Cox, Kenyon · Duffield and Co · leaf 204
re is no reasonwhy we should blink any of his defects or credit himwith any virtues that he had not; and so, when Lai-resse, a contemporary and rival of that master ofthe sweetly pretty, Van der WerfF, says that Thevulgar and prosaic aspects of a subject were theonly ones he was capable of noting;… … REMBRANDT: THE DEATH OF THE VIRGIN Engraved through the courtesy of the Print Department of the New YorkPublic Library THE REMBRANDT TERCENTENARY 108 have indeed Been something in Rembrandts art Unitexplains, if it does not justify, their strictures.Rembrandt is Beldom prosaic, never impious or…
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