The Life of James Mcneill Whistler volume 1
The Life of James Mcneill Whistler volume 1
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He was at once sought after, and had the world of London at his feet. It was natural that, of all the men he met, none should appeal to him more powerfully than Whistler. At Oxford, Wilde had been a follower of Ruskin, had even broken stones for that famous road which was to lead Ruskin's young enthusiasts to art and their own salvation ; he had studied under Pater ; he had accepted the aesthetic principles of those other brilliant young men who were at Oxford before him, William Morris and Bur...ne-Jones and therefore, also, of their master, Rossetti. But Ruskin's waywardness already made it impossible for the most ardent to follow him far, Pater was a recluse, Rossetti's health was broken, while Morris and Burne-Jones were the centres of a little esoteric group of their own. When Wilde came to London, Whistler was in his prime as man and artist ; he was prominent in the greater world that received Wilde 1881-87] 13 V JAMES McNeill whistler with open arms ; he was equally sought after, and he, too, took pleasure in the fact.
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He was at once sought after, and had the world of London at his feet. It was natural that, of all the men he met, none should appeal to him more powerfully than Whistler. At Oxford, Wilde had been a follower of Ruskin, had even broken stones for that famous road which was to lead Ruskin's young enthusiasts to art and their own salvation ; he had studied under Pater ; he had accepted the aesthetic principles of those other brilliant young men who were at Oxford before him, William Morris and Bur...ne-Jones and therefore, also, of their master, Rossetti. But Ruskin's waywardness already made it impossible for the most ardent to follow him far, Pater was a recluse, Rossetti's health was broken, while Morris and Burne-Jones were the centres of a little esoteric group of their own. When Wilde came to London, Whistler was in his prime as man and artist ; he was prominent in the greater world that received Wilde 1881-87] 13 V JAMES McNeill whistler with open arms ; he was equally sought after, and he, too, took pleasure in the fact.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennell Elizabeth Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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