ich, in environment, are equallyaesthetic. He cannot, however, be classed withthe painters of the mode, nor with the ultraimpressionists, for while his women belong un-questionably to the upper classes they take theirplaces in his compositions quite impersonally, andthough he reduces his technical… … IN W. ALEXANDER
Art · Decoration and ornament
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