John Lavery And His Work
John Lavery And His Work
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Whistler set far too much store by his butterfly emblem, the length of which is about one-third the length of Carlyle's head from the tip of the beard to the tiptop of the skull ! This Carlyle is a spent old man whose head somehow is less noticeable than the felt hat — worn here on the knee. The features are a mask of Carlyle, the in- spiration is a mood of Whistler. Yet an artist should be like the Deity, visible and yet unseen in each daily act of creation.^ The difficulty always, no doubt, i...n portraiture, is to be moderate, for an attempt to give too much character has failures as self-imposed as those which we find when not enough character is suggested. John Lavery has rarely given us too little human nature, and he has seldom tried to represent too much ; he is thus in absolute antagonism 1 "L'artiste doit etre comme Dieu dans la nature, present et ressenti partout, vu jamais, " — Flaubert.
130 Portraiture with certain aims that some recent portrait painters have carried from theory into practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whistler set far too much store by his butterfly emblem, the length of which is about one-third the length of Carlyle's head from the tip of the beard to the tiptop of the skull ! This Carlyle is a spent old man whose head somehow is less noticeable than the felt hat — worn here on the knee. The features are a mask of Carlyle, the in- spiration is a mood of Whistler. Yet an artist should be like the Deity, visible and yet unseen in each daily act of creation.^ The difficulty always, no doubt, i...n portraiture, is to be moderate, for an attempt to give too much character has failures as self-imposed as those which we find when not enough character is suggested. John Lavery has rarely given us too little human nature, and he has seldom tried to represent too much ; he is thus in absolute antagonism 1 "L'artiste doit etre comme Dieu dans la nature, present et ressenti partout, vu jamais, " — Flaubert.
130 Portraiture with certain aims that some recent portrait painters have carried from theory into practice.
What to read after John Lavery And His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- to read onlineMoreLess
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