Parisian Art And Artists
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It must at least explain itself. A work of art is robbed of much of its pleasure if it needs an expla- nation to make it comprehensible.
Among the pictures depicted by De Nittis was one of a party of tourists lost in the crater of Vesuvius, being sud- denly enveloped in the noxious steam and gases which exhale from the fissures. So confounded and frightened are they as to take no heed of the guide, who shouts franti- cally to them to follow him. Beneath them glow the streams of molten lava ; an...d into their faces rise the hot, sulphurous vapors, made luminous by the fires under them. The vapors hide their feet ; and the idea given the observer is that they PARISIAN ART AND ARTISTS.
13: are in the clouds, though in a state of mind decidedly earthly. One is much in doubt as to the idea the artist intends to convey, unless he have a page of letter-press, or practical experience, to guide him. De Nittis immediately attracted attention when he began painting pictures of /*'" On the Quay. (De Nittis.) Paris: its streets, boulevards, and monuments, — using them as backgrounds, subordinate to figures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must at least explain itself. A work of art is robbed of much of its pleasure if it needs an expla- nation to make it comprehensible.
Among the pictures depicted by De Nittis was one of a party of tourists lost in the crater of Vesuvius, being sud- denly enveloped in the noxious steam and gases which exhale from the fissures. So confounded and frightened are they as to take no heed of the guide, who shouts franti- cally to them to follow him. Beneath them glow the streams of molten lava ; an...d into their faces rise the hot, sulphurous vapors, made luminous by the fires under them. The vapors hide their feet ; and the idea given the observer is that they PARISIAN ART AND ARTISTS.
13: are in the clouds, though in a state of mind decidedly earthly. One is much in doubt as to the idea the artist intends to convey, unless he have a page of letter-press, or practical experience, to guide him. De Nittis immediately attracted attention when he began painting pictures of /*'" On the Quay. (De Nittis.) Paris: its streets, boulevards, and monuments, — using them as backgrounds, subordinate to figures.
What to read after Parisian Art And Artists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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