Life, Art, And Letters of George Inness
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Never do such a thing again, George. I do it, too, and it 's the curse of my life. You 've got a good picture there, and for Heaven's sake leave it alone now!" "The Lost Sheep" was found, and we walked arm in arm out of the studio to dinner.
My father had the idea firmly estabhshed in his mind that a work of art from his brush always re- mained his property, and that he had the right to paint it over or change it at will, no matter where he found it or who had bought it, or what money he may ha...ve received for it. Wherever he found his pictures after they had left his studio he criticized, and would in most violent language declare the thing was "rot," that the sky was false or the distance out of key, and in a very matter of fact way would say "Just send it around to the studio to-morrow and I '11 put it into shape." "But I like it as it is," the purchaser would reply.
"It makes no difference what you like; I say the thing is false. Here, let me take it with me, and I 140 NEW YORK II will make a picture of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never do such a thing again, George. I do it, too, and it 's the curse of my life. You 've got a good picture there, and for Heaven's sake leave it alone now!" "The Lost Sheep" was found, and we walked arm in arm out of the studio to dinner.
My father had the idea firmly estabhshed in his mind that a work of art from his brush always re- mained his property, and that he had the right to paint it over or change it at will, no matter where he found it or who had bought it, or what money he may ha...ve received for it. Wherever he found his pictures after they had left his studio he criticized, and would in most violent language declare the thing was "rot," that the sky was false or the distance out of key, and in a very matter of fact way would say "Just send it around to the studio to-morrow and I '11 put it into shape." "But I like it as it is," the purchaser would reply.
"It makes no difference what you like; I say the thing is false. Here, let me take it with me, and I 140 NEW YORK II will make a picture of it.
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