Dutch painters of the nineteenth century. With biographical notices (1898)
Rooses, Max, 1839-1914 · London, S. Low, Marston and Company · leaf 152
greatest perfection in b'rance, a fact which the Dutch themselves will not dispute. If a portrait, painted by a Dutchman, attracted general attention at an Ifxhibition in Paris you may be sure that it was good. Success now began to cast her sunny beams upon Martens and strange to say, at the same… … his co-artists, who were exhibiting their works. The committee placed full con- A study ill chalks. fidence in him and it was soon seen that that confidence was not misplaced, for it is a well known fact that the Dutch art section was a complete success and for this we have, in a great measure, to…
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