Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 296
o country in the worldwhere the influence of man is so minutely im-printed upon every foot of ground, and as theseartists were eager to represent the things they saw,no landscapes are so full of human interest as theirs.These men, moreover, like the rest of the Dutchartists, were excellent… … VIEW BY JOHANNES VERMEER. themselves, the Dutch looked at it as somethingentirely outside themselves. Otherwise the Dutch landscapes present us pic-tures of a pleasant workaday world, or of thequiet evenings that follow after the labors of theday: never a hint of disturbance, though war andrumors…
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