The Relation of Art to Nature

able painters absolute acter aesthetic Albrecht Dürer Anton Mauve art to nature AUGUSTE RODIN beautiful forms beautiful qualities beauty and harmony beauty of nature canvas conception of art Corot created discovered dominant effect effort essential character exist in nature expressed Fabre fact forms and colours genius gentle Gilbert Stuart Hegel idea imitate importance impression influence inspired John Constable John La Farge John Stuart Blackie Kant Lafcadio Hearn law of symmetry Lord Bryce Maloja master masterpiece Maurice Maeterlinck Mauve's memory method Michelangelo object painters and sculptors painting perception philosophy of art presence of nature profound truth proportion qualities in nature qualities of beauty Ranger recall reference reliance upon nature represent reproduced result revealed Reynolds Rodin says Segantini sensation simple truth simply sketch spirit student supreme taste technical Thayer theory thing thought tion touching the philosophy true truth of nature truthful representation vision Whistler William Hogarth Winslow Homer wrote