Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 193
ofRubens: magnificent alone expresses the effect of his color. Hissystem of levelling his subject to his style was unapproachable, thoughit must be confessed that he sometimes condescended to be gross 174 or vulgar. STORIES OF AET AND ARTISTS. In painting, his genius was certainly universal.… … THE BOY RUBENS AT HIS WORK. a number of pictures he must have been aided by his pupils, butthere is something characteristic of himself in all of them. In his style he is a strange and delightful combination of northernand southern art. His manner of painting and his arrangement of hissubject are…
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