A History of American Art volume 1
A History of American Art volume 1
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His work is low in tone, reserved in colour, and beau- tiful in line. His " Reflection, " painted in 1884, is the best nude of that period. His portraits, delicate and refined, were painted with commensurate skill, and his landscapes were noticeable for their warm and mellow tones. He was cut down in the flush of promise, and few were more lamented than this master of form.
The art of several of the other men, who won their spurs a decade or so ago, retrograded before they had created a THE NEW... SCHOOL. 223 style of their own. Kenyon Cox, Carroll Beckwith, W. H. Low, and Walter Shir- law have to suffer the fate that their later work did not come up to the standard the public and profession had expected after seeing their youthful efforts. They no longer have the power of attract- ing people who, once disillusioned, have turned away to others. The younger men do not believe any more in them. And yet what promising work did they not perform at the start, only to mention Cox's " Evening, " Beckwith's portraits of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His work is low in tone, reserved in colour, and beau- tiful in line. His " Reflection, " painted in 1884, is the best nude of that period. His portraits, delicate and refined, were painted with commensurate skill, and his landscapes were noticeable for their warm and mellow tones. He was cut down in the flush of promise, and few were more lamented than this master of form.
The art of several of the other men, who won their spurs a decade or so ago, retrograded before they had created a THE NEW... SCHOOL. 223 style of their own. Kenyon Cox, Carroll Beckwith, W. H. Low, and Walter Shir- law have to suffer the fate that their later work did not come up to the standard the public and profession had expected after seeing their youthful efforts. They no longer have the power of attract- ing people who, once disillusioned, have turned away to others. The younger men do not believe any more in them. And yet what promising work did they not perform at the start, only to mention Cox's " Evening, " Beckwith's portraits of Mr.
What to read after A History of American Art volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadakichi Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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