Rembrandt by Mortimer Luddington Menpes
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=The Observer=.--"A singularly illuminating and intimate monograph."
=The Week's Survey=.--"Mr. Menpes gives us an extraordinarily vivid account of the technical methods which Whistler employed. This in itself must make his book a text-book for all time." =The Magazine of Art=.--"It is all wonderfully true to life, obviously sincere and convincing, and vastly entertaining." =The Bystander=.--"One of the most delightful biographical sketches which has appeared for a long time." =To-day=.--"A deeply interesting and an extremely entertaining volume." =The Daily News=.--"A quite miraculous study that, like Shallow, ought to provide the world with laughter for the wearing out of six fashions. And after that the pictures will still remain a permanent joy." A.M.B. in =The King=.--"By far the most valuable and interesting book on Whistler which has been written, or, indeed, is ever likely to be written." =T.P.'s Weekly=.--"An honest and clear study of the great artist." A.C.R.C. in =The Outlook=.--"It bears the impress of actuality, and is probably the truest chain of living pictures of Whistler's personality that any 'follower' could have made." =Dundee Advertiser=.--"Told in a most fascinating manner." =The World=.--"An extremely interesting and valuable historical document." |
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