elf outside the confines of the picture, so as to asso-ciate itself by a kind of occult sympathy with allmanner of indeterminate things. Each of thesepoints calls for a special study ; and, first of all, thedraughtsmanship. This, in the work of M. AmanJean, is of extreme novelty, elegance, and… … tion is the outcome ot copying models. Thedrawing must spring from the heart and the imagi-nation of the artist rather than from his volition,and still more so than from a mere study of classicexamples. There is, said M. Ingres, no example of a greatdraughtsman who did not find colour the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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