most dehcate atmosphere. But it is above all in his intimate scenes that Millet has proved himself an emotional poet whose lofty view of truth is deeply fascinating. His farmyards, his dairy women working in bare and cold rooms, his old women g'athering' dead wood, and finally his mothers, who… … MILLET The Hay-trussers \Ph olog mph — G ira udon through the scrupulous study of expression. All painters of peasants since this master have been below him — even the worthy artist Rosa Bonheur, even Lhermitte, who has painted some fine works, even Jules Breton, who has done so, too, even Alfred…
Painters · Painting, French
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