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No very gieat number of all the plates M. Beraldi industriously chronicles need the collector busy himself with trying to accjuire. The largish etchings of gi-eat birds, alive or dead, are amongst the most characteristic. With singular freedom and rich- ness — an enjoyment of their plumage and their life, and a gi'eat pictorial sense to boot — has Bracquemond rendered them. If I could possess but a single Bracque- mond — I have none, as a matter of fact — I would have such an impression of Le H...aut (Tun Battant de Porte, with the birds hanging there, as Mr. Alfred Morrison lent to the Burlington Club. The plate was wrought in 1865. But Mar got la Critique and Vanneaux et Sarcellcs — prints of, I think, about the same period — likewise represent the artist well ; and there is a 84 FRENCH REVIVAL OF ETCHING plate done only about nine years ago, at the instance of the Messrs. Dowdeswell, which is certainly a triumph at once of technique and of character. This is I^e Vieujc Cog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No very gieat number of all the plates M. Beraldi industriously chronicles need the collector busy himself with trying to accjuire. The largish etchings of gi-eat birds, alive or dead, are amongst the most characteristic. With singular freedom and rich- ness — an enjoyment of their plumage and their life, and a gi'eat pictorial sense to boot — has Bracquemond rendered them. If I could possess but a single Bracque- mond — I have none, as a matter of fact — I would have such an impression of Le H...aut (Tun Battant de Porte, with the birds hanging there, as Mr. Alfred Morrison lent to the Burlington Club. The plate was wrought in 1865. But Mar got la Critique and Vanneaux et Sarcellcs — prints of, I think, about the same period — likewise represent the artist well ; and there is a 84 FRENCH REVIVAL OF ETCHING plate done only about nine years ago, at the instance of the Messrs. Dowdeswell, which is certainly a triumph at once of technique and of character. This is I^e Vieujc Cog.
What to read after Fine Prints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wedmore to read onlineMoreLess
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