The Life And Work of Marcus Stone Ra
The Life And Work of Marcus Stone Ra
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It is so because, despite Impressionism and all its pictorial devices, French Art criticism is too well informed to tolerate imitative sculpture as a Fine Art.
Immediately on entering the Salle des Sculptures, the visitor encounters in ' La Jeunesse ' of Carles, a pupil of Jouffroy and Hiolle, a statue which charms us by its execution and finish, which are such as only a life ener- getically devoted to the cult of beauty could produce. This just fully adolescent girl sits erect before us, naked... in the virginal perfection of her form, while her full, yet chaste, contours are worthy of the finest epoch of the art. Innocent, the dreamy happiness her face bespeaks, as it is half- shadowed by her almost coif-like hair, is as charming as it is pure. She holds out the emblematic flower of her virgin-life. The modelling of the flesh is not quite so fine, searching, and super-subtle as that of several other female nudities in this Musee, while the pathos and simplicity of the statue are unsurpassed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is so because, despite Impressionism and all its pictorial devices, French Art criticism is too well informed to tolerate imitative sculpture as a Fine Art.
Immediately on entering the Salle des Sculptures, the visitor encounters in ' La Jeunesse ' of Carles, a pupil of Jouffroy and Hiolle, a statue which charms us by its execution and finish, which are such as only a life ener- getically devoted to the cult of beauty could produce. This just fully adolescent girl sits erect before us, naked... in the virginal perfection of her form, while her full, yet chaste, contours are worthy of the finest epoch of the art. Innocent, the dreamy happiness her face bespeaks, as it is half- shadowed by her almost coif-like hair, is as charming as it is pure. She holds out the emblematic flower of her virgin-life. The modelling of the flesh is not quite so fine, searching, and super-subtle as that of several other female nudities in this Musee, while the pathos and simplicity of the statue are unsurpassed.
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