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The Popular Art Cane is not to confuse with the "well
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One is the work of
an amateur,
One generally comprises
a certain rusticity,
a primary awkwardness,
a caricatural touching of naivety.
Opposite,
CLEMENCEAU "The Tigre" Popular art Cane .
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The other is made
by a sculptor, professional artist perhaps .
The other is
"almost too beautiful", the features are finished, the resemblance perfect. The glance ensured, the
assured hand of the artist on the gouge makes of the work somehow cold...
Much talent but
to the detriment of the sensitivity....
Opposite,
ESCHYLE "The father of the Greek tragedy"
"well carved" Cane
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By comparing these two kinds of
Canes, I see in the first one a spontaneous, grinning, charming, mocking country-woman. In the
second one, the Star having all the canions of beauty, glossy, manufactured, distant ...
Unaccessible. |
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