rsued by his firm wasexemplified by the hang-ing of an exquisite col-lection in which theromanticism and classicismof Bocklin, Thoma, Rein-iger and Hofmann ap-peared on an equal footingwith the realism of theLeibl and Triibner circleand the impressionism ofMonet, Sisley, Lieber-mann, Zorn, and… … THE plough-horse had, alike by his personal gifts and the temper ofhis work, attained to a very exceptional position inmodern art, albeit the value and importance of thatwork may not yet be generally recognised. No doubt any one wishing to give an idea ofDutch art about the beginning of the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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