French Art
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An historical painterlike Jean Paul Laurens, interested as he is in the memorable moments anddramatic incidents of the past, and exhibiting as he does, first of all, a sense of what is ideally forceful and heroic, is nevertheless clearlyconcerned for the realistic value of his representation far more than ageneration ago he would have been. When Luminais paints a scene fromGaulish legend, he is not quite, but nearly, as careful to make itpictorially real as he is to have it dramatically effecti...ve. M. Fran
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An historical painterlike Jean Paul Laurens, interested as he is in the memorable moments anddramatic incidents of the past, and exhibiting as he does, first of all, a sense of what is ideally forceful and heroic, is nevertheless clearlyconcerned for the realistic value of his representation far more than ageneration ago he would have been. When Luminais paints a scene fromGaulish legend, he is not quite, but nearly, as careful to make itpictorially real as he is to have it dramatically effecti...ve. M. Fran
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