eater contrast than that presented by Jules Breton note, he was admitted on an almost equal footing with his and Jean Beraud. In one we have the painter of an ideal chief as the recognised painter of rustic life. When, however, country life — in the other the keen analyst of city excitement ; one… … cesses have come from praise. In another pic¬ Portrait de Mdlle. C. F. By L. Comerre. his renderings of country ture, ‘Le Dernier Rayon,’ life. Picardy, his native county, and afterwards Brittany, we have the more devotional aspect of M. Jules Breton’s talent, attracted him by their patriarchal…
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