Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 458
with life; see thebrook shimmer like rippling silver where the sun-light fails on it, and note how dark and cold itlooks in the shade; see how black the rock is Now, Rembrandt had a quick eye for all thesemarvelous effects of light, and he painted justsuch things as he had seen, and nothing else.… … A RABBI. (FROM AN ETCHING BV REMBRANDT.) under the wide-spreading tree, and how the grass,that is like an emerald in the light places, growsdull and brown where the sunshine does not reachit. Could there be stronger contrasts than thoseyou see, side by side, when you give your thoughtto it ? And…
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