DOI issue:
No. 89 (Aug. 1900)
DOI article:D'Anvers, N.: James Aumonier and his work
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19785#0173
the effects of light are translated, and appeals to
the spectator in much the same way as would
the actual scene. Looking through the many
criticisms of the work of Mr. Aumonier in the
contemporary press it is difficult not to smile at
the efforts made by the writers to say something
original on the subject. All agree in remarking that
this or that landscape is charming, but few are
able to explain why. Perhaps the most discern-
ing of all the art critics is the writer of the article
the spectator in much the same way as would
the actual scene. Looking through the many
criticisms of the work of Mr. Aumonier in the
contemporary press it is difficult not to smile at
the efforts made by the writers to say something
original on the subject. All agree in remarking that
this or that landscape is charming, but few are
able to explain why. Perhaps the most discern-
ing of all the art critics is the writer of the article