ll we sayof his astonishing revelations of Louis II. ofBavaria, of Richard Wagner, of Charles Baudelaire,of Hamlet, of Julius Caesar, of Dante ? It is notless than a joy, in these days of narrow prejudicesand narrow passions, of unswerving realism andfinikin observation, to have the chance of… … BANNER and lofty imagination. No man, who is free frombias and capable of understanding a conception ofart so different from the popular conception as isthat of M. de Groux, would, after having seen thisexhibition, hesitate to bring himself in line with theopinion of M. Alexandre, affirming that…
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