A Wanderer in Holland
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The first represents the Steenfamily. The jolly Jan himself is smoking at the table; the old brewerand the elder Mrs. Steen are in the foreground. I doubt if any pictureexists in which the sense of innocent festivity is better expressed. Itis all perhaps rather a muddle: Mrs. Steen has some hard work beforeher if the house is to be restored to a Dutch pitch of cleanlinessand order; but how jolly every one is! Jan himself looks just as weshould expect.
The triumph of the "Oyster Feast, " on the ...opposite page, seems to me tobe the girl kneeling in the corner. Here is drawing indeed. The chargebrought by the mysterious painter in Balzac's story against Pourbus, that one was unable to walk behind the figure in his picture, couldnever hold with Jan Steen. His every figure stands out surroundedby atmosphere, and never more so than in the "Oyster Feast". Again, in the "Cat's Dancing Lesson" (opposite page 158), what drawing thereis in the girl playing the pipe, and what life in the whole scene!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first represents the Steenfamily. The jolly Jan himself is smoking at the table; the old brewerand the elder Mrs. Steen are in the foreground. I doubt if any pictureexists in which the sense of innocent festivity is better expressed. Itis all perhaps rather a muddle: Mrs. Steen has some hard work beforeher if the house is to be restored to a Dutch pitch of cleanlinessand order; but how jolly every one is! Jan himself looks just as weshould expect.
The triumph of the "Oyster Feast, " on the ...opposite page, seems to me tobe the girl kneeling in the corner. Here is drawing indeed. The chargebrought by the mysterious painter in Balzac's story against Pourbus, that one was unable to walk behind the figure in his picture, couldnever hold with Jan Steen. His every figure stands out surroundedby atmosphere, and never more so than in the "Oyster Feast". Again, in the "Cat's Dancing Lesson" (opposite page 158), what drawing thereis in the girl playing the pipe, and what life in the whole scene!
What to read after A Wanderer in Holland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucas Edward Verrall to read onlineMoreLess
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