of the delightful Parisian scenes.For truly this painter does not stand isolated.Although he is so modern, and although his tech-nique is so very different, he forms another linkin the chain of the great painters of the capital.We hail him as descendant of Servandoni or ofDemachy, both of them… … LA GARe by J. F. RAFFAELLI of Montmartre, and the sadness of the faubourgs ;and, lastly, of the romanticists Bonington, Johannot,Deveria, Rocqueplan. Raffaelli rounds off andcompletes the work of all these by the intensity ofhis modernism, and by his very personal conceptionof the life of the…
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