Moon And Sixpence
Moon And Sixpence
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One ofthe painters at the Villa Medici had called him To look at his pictures you wouldhave thought that Monet, Manet, and the rest of theImpressionists had never been.
"I don't pretend to be a great painter, " he said, "I'm not aMichael Angelo, no, but I have something. I sell. I bringromance into the homes of all sorts of people. Do you know, they buy my pictures not only in Holland, but in Norway andSweden and Denmark? It's mostly merchants who buy them, andrich tradesmen. You can't imagine... what the winters are likein those countries, so long and dark and cold. They like tothink that Italy is like my pictures. That's what theyexpect. That's what I expected Italy to be before I camehere. " And I think that was the vision that had remained with himalways, dazzling his eyes so that he could not see the truth;and notwithstanding the brutality of fact, he continued to seewith the eyes of the spirit an Italy of romantic brigands andpicturesque ruins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One ofthe painters at the Villa Medici had called him To look at his pictures you wouldhave thought that Monet, Manet, and the rest of theImpressionists had never been.
"I don't pretend to be a great painter, " he said, "I'm not aMichael Angelo, no, but I have something. I sell. I bringromance into the homes of all sorts of people. Do you know, they buy my pictures not only in Holland, but in Norway andSweden and Denmark? It's mostly merchants who buy them, andrich tradesmen. You can't imagine... what the winters are likein those countries, so long and dark and cold. They like tothink that Italy is like my pictures. That's what theyexpect. That's what I expected Italy to be before I camehere. " And I think that was the vision that had remained with himalways, dazzling his eyes so that he could not see the truth;and notwithstanding the brutality of fact, he continued to seewith the eyes of the spirit an Italy of romantic brigands andpicturesque ruins.
What to read after Moon And Sixpence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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