..that zone of consciousness through which all artists travel mentally, before ever approaching the easel. - Eugène Fromentin

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..that zone of consciousness through which all artists travel mentally, before ever approaching the easel.

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About Eugène Fromentin

Eugène Fromentin (24 October, 1820 – 27 August, 1876) was a French painter and writer, now better remembered for his writings on art and artists - and from his Oriental voyages, pictured in words and in images.

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Alternative Names: Eugène Fromentin-Dupeux Eugène Samuel Auguste Fromentin-Dupeux Eugène Samuel Auguste Fromentin Eugène-Samuel-Auguste Fromentin Eugene Samuel Auguste Fromentin-Dupeux Eugene Fromentin Samuel Auguste Eugène Fromentin Eugene Fromentin-Dupeux Eugene Samuel Auguste Fromentin Eugene-Samuel-Auguste Fromentin Samuel Auguste Eugene Fromentin fromentin eugene Eug. Fromentin E. Fromentin Fromentin Eug. fromentin e.
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..an entirely original painter [ Francois Millet ], high-minded and genuinely rustic in nature, who has expressed things about the country and its inhabitants, about their toil, their melancholy, and the nobleness of their labour. He has represented them in a somewhat barbaric fashion, in a manner to which his ideas gave a more expressive force than his hand possessed. The world has been grateful for his intentions; it has recognised in his methods something of the sensibility of a Burns who was a little awkward in expression.. ..He stands out as a deep thinker.

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The art of painting is only the art of expressing the invisible by the visible. Whether its roads be great or small, they are sown with problems which it is permitted to sound for one's self as truth, but which it is well to leave in their darkness as mysteries.

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