The works of G.F. Watts, R.A. : with a complete list of his pictures, fourteen drawings contributed by himself and other illustrations (1886)
Spielmann, M. H. (Marion Harry), 1858-1948, author · London : Pall Mall Gazette · leaf 26
diculous, possibly grotesque. Art and poetry have their still subordinate, adjunct. In the art schools the living great mission, and great art, like great poetiy, must figure should constantly be present, and put into various necessarily have that in it which you do not have in attitudes, so that… … Study from the Nude. lutely the highest form of pictorial art — is simple pru- dery, not delicacy ; with the only result of setting narrow By Mr. G. F. Watts. limits to our art and putting blinkers on our imagination, limbs and the use of the muscles from the living and such an emasculated art must…
Watts, George Frederick, 1817-1904 · Painters · Painters -- England -- Biography · England
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