French And Spanish Painters
French And Spanish Painters
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A selection must be made, and limited to the more eminent, and especially to those \yhose influence effected a renovation in the national Art, and whose school became celebrated for the number and the ultimate eminence of its pupils. Let it suffice, then, to name, as representatives of the school of France, in the remainder of the 17th century, such artists as FRENCH SCHOOL OF PAINTING. Io0 Testelin, Loir, Dufresnoy, and Bourdon. This last, though never attaining first rank cither in historical..., portrait, or landscape painting (all of which styles he practised), was thought good enough to be named her first painter, by Queen Christina of Sweden. Cour- tois, surnamed Bourguignon, painted battle scenes, and Parroul genre pieces. The term " genre" has no equivalent either in the English or German Art- vocabularies, but the usefulness of the expression has led to its adoption by almost all the English Art- critics of the present day. The name is borrowed from the French to signify a branch of Art which is neither historical, nor sacred, nor portrait, nor land- scape, nor animal, nor still-life, but a class of subjects taken from familiar, every-day life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A selection must be made, and limited to the more eminent, and especially to those \yhose influence effected a renovation in the national Art, and whose school became celebrated for the number and the ultimate eminence of its pupils. Let it suffice, then, to name, as representatives of the school of France, in the remainder of the 17th century, such artists as FRENCH SCHOOL OF PAINTING. Io0 Testelin, Loir, Dufresnoy, and Bourdon. This last, though never attaining first rank cither in historical..., portrait, or landscape painting (all of which styles he practised), was thought good enough to be named her first painter, by Queen Christina of Sweden. Cour- tois, surnamed Bourguignon, painted battle scenes, and Parroul genre pieces. The term " genre" has no equivalent either in the English or German Art- vocabularies, but the usefulness of the expression has led to its adoption by almost all the English Art- critics of the present day. The name is borrowed from the French to signify a branch of Art which is neither historical, nor sacred, nor portrait, nor land- scape, nor animal, nor still-life, but a class of subjects taken from familiar, every-day life.
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