| (...) The great decoration, this is where the painters of today are naturally worn by their very qualities, as by the conditions of the modern home. Unfortunately they wait in vain for the outlets and they are reduced to working without destination like Mr. Savreux, whose still life, skillfully treated by large touches, so happy, would make a very beautiful sign in the dining room, or stop on the way like Mr. Girieud whose "The Hindu Sultana", with well-rhythmic lines, warm tones promised us a remarkable page. (...) |