Art And Artists of Our Time V.2
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183 between sky, earth, and things which make the charm of Diez's pictures, are perfectly trans- latable by the photograph ; they escape to a certain degi'ee the skill of the engraver. In looking over a considerable collection of photographs after Diez the impression made by his pictures was renewed, that his love of painting is greater than his care for the detail of his "THE MARAUDERS." FROM THE PAINTING BY WILHELM DIEZ.
subject; he strives to express it, in spirit, as a whole; to give the se...ntiment of the scene, and to make the details ratlier felt than perceived. This may not be very clearly expressed; what we would like to convey may perhaps be better sho\vn by a comparison. Thus, in Makart's pictures, we have the artist working with the same aim; he wishes us to forget the details and to see the picture as a whole. But, as Makart cannot, or what is the same in result, will not, draw any single thing so tliat it can be looked at and enjoyed for itself; as he 1 84 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
183 between sky, earth, and things which make the charm of Diez's pictures, are perfectly trans- latable by the photograph ; they escape to a certain degi'ee the skill of the engraver. In looking over a considerable collection of photographs after Diez the impression made by his pictures was renewed, that his love of painting is greater than his care for the detail of his "THE MARAUDERS." FROM THE PAINTING BY WILHELM DIEZ.
subject; he strives to express it, in spirit, as a whole; to give the se...ntiment of the scene, and to make the details ratlier felt than perceived. This may not be very clearly expressed; what we would like to convey may perhaps be better sho\vn by a comparison. Thus, in Makart's pictures, we have the artist working with the same aim; he wishes us to forget the details and to see the picture as a whole. But, as Makart cannot, or what is the same in result, will not, draw any single thing so tliat it can be looked at and enjoyed for itself; as he 1 84 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME.
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