Mornings With Masters of Art
Mornings With Masters of Art
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It is more than questionable whether many of their admirers see in them more than an enigmatical strangeness, a riddle to be guessed, an oppor- tunity for posing and affectation of fondness. But beyond question they have succeeded in fascinating great numbers who are totally unable to analyze their charm. It is against these pictures that the criticism of the modern painter is oftenest directed. Take, for instance, the three graces in the Allegory of Spring (B 1 68) . How impossible their figur...es ! How unstable their attitudes ! How unthinkable their draperies! It is the despair of the studio disciplinarian to find his students hankering after Botticelli. He sets at naught all the rules which the studio inculcates.
The prosaic interpreter of themes is equally at a loss to know what to make out of such a picture. Who are these three people that stand meaningless as well as impossible? The Three Graces by popular consent, but only because they are three, and no other trinity is thinkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is more than questionable whether many of their admirers see in them more than an enigmatical strangeness, a riddle to be guessed, an oppor- tunity for posing and affectation of fondness. But beyond question they have succeeded in fascinating great numbers who are totally unable to analyze their charm. It is against these pictures that the criticism of the modern painter is oftenest directed. Take, for instance, the three graces in the Allegory of Spring (B 1 68) . How impossible their figur...es ! How unstable their attitudes ! How unthinkable their draperies! It is the despair of the studio disciplinarian to find his students hankering after Botticelli. He sets at naught all the rules which the studio inculcates.
The prosaic interpreter of themes is equally at a loss to know what to make out of such a picture. Who are these three people that stand meaningless as well as impossible? The Three Graces by popular consent, but only because they are three, and no other trinity is thinkable.
What to read after Mornings With Masters of Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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