s—and inall these compositions full of visions of theSouth he has striven to reveal his primi-tive tendencies : so much he avows. 0jEsthetically—if I may be pardoned thispedantic term, debased by ignorant usage—M. Albert Andre appears not to seekafter needlessly complicated refinements.This… … l-M PROVENCEBY ALBERT ANDRfe (Mnstc dc Lyon) scape, the penetrating sweetness of theintimate. With him painting is just aseries of sensations, whose infinite forceand ever-renewed freshness he essays toexpress. After long association withRenoir, who held fast to Fragonard and tothe purest, noblest…
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