DOI issue:
Vol. 4, No. 1 (February, 1914)
DOI article:Wickenden, Robert J.: Millet's drawings at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.49981#0082
side, depicted with Mill et’s characteristic strength
and precision.
In these days of “ists” and “isms” it is refreshing
to turn aside for a time to the contemplation of these
drawings. Their sane and classic serenity is reassur-
ing, as we experience again the pleasure and profit
that coinmunion with the genius of this ‘‘Michael-
Angelo of the glebe” always affords.
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and precision.
In these days of “ists” and “isms” it is refreshing
to turn aside for a time to the contemplation of these
drawings. Their sane and classic serenity is reassur-
ing, as we experience again the pleasure and profit
that coinmunion with the genius of this ‘‘Michael-
Angelo of the glebe” always affords.
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