Art And Criticism; Monographs And Studies
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From 1837 to 1847 there is a lacuna in Barye's life. Natu- rally offended by this last insult offered to his talent, he did not exhibit again at the Salon until after the revolution of 1848, when a freely elected jury had replaced the vexatious jurisdic- tion of the Academy. Meanwhile he by no means posed as a martyr, but seeing that there was no chance of producing mon- umental works, he pocketed his disappointment, and keeping all his feelings to himself, continued to live his life with that ...austere calm and reserve which had been as remarkable in Barye at the age of twenty-five as it was in Barye at the age of sixty. During these ten years he produced a quantity of small bronzes, mostly animals, which he himself made, published, and sold at his studio, without the intervention of any dealers or middle-men ; he worked, also, for a few intelligent amateurs ; but, above all, he worked for himself, striving ever after perfec- tion in conception as well as in execution.
Barye's programme of work was free invention and slow ex- ecution ; he conceived his idea boldly, and labored patiently in order to realize it in a pure form, and with that element of se- lectness, dignity, and distinction which is called style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From 1837 to 1847 there is a lacuna in Barye's life. Natu- rally offended by this last insult offered to his talent, he did not exhibit again at the Salon until after the revolution of 1848, when a freely elected jury had replaced the vexatious jurisdic- tion of the Academy. Meanwhile he by no means posed as a martyr, but seeing that there was no chance of producing mon- umental works, he pocketed his disappointment, and keeping all his feelings to himself, continued to live his life with that ...austere calm and reserve which had been as remarkable in Barye at the age of twenty-five as it was in Barye at the age of sixty. During these ten years he produced a quantity of small bronzes, mostly animals, which he himself made, published, and sold at his studio, without the intervention of any dealers or middle-men ; he worked, also, for a few intelligent amateurs ; but, above all, he worked for himself, striving ever after perfec- tion in conception as well as in execution.
Barye's programme of work was free invention and slow ex- ecution ; he conceived his idea boldly, and labored patiently in order to realize it in a pure form, and with that element of se- lectness, dignity, and distinction which is called style.
What to read after Art And Criticism; Monographs And Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Child to read onlineMoreLess
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