Arthur d'Echerac
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Arthur d'Echérac (26 February 1832 – 22 August 1919) was a French journalist, art critic, writer and sculptor, best known for his 19th century art criticism.
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- There are two kinds of painters, the great ones, the real ones, they are plastic poets, they possess the imagination, that queen of faculties. For them, nature is only a quarry from which their genius extracts the matter of the temple that their hands create. Those create worlds of their own, they make us live there, they find the path of our soul, they finally dominate us. The others are mere observers incapable of discovering, linking and grouping the various elements to form a whole.
- Hugon, Henri (1922). "Deux Figures Guérétoises". Mémoires de la société des sciences naturelles et archéologiques de la Creuse. Vol. 22.
