CLXXV

Don't be afraid of splendour of effect; nothing is more brilliant,

nothing more radiant than nature. Painting tends to become confused and

to lose its power to strike hard. Make things monumental and yet real;

set down the lights and the shadows as in reality. Heads which are all

in a half-tone flushed with colour from a strong sun; heads in the

light, full of air and freshness; these should be a delight to paint.

_Chassériau._

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