“Millet's Sower is an invented sower who is burdened with the artist's thoughts; he is but a creeping shadow on a ploughed field which is only a field of the imagination. Another peasant ploughs near the horizon with his oxen, or rather there is a silhouette plough with motionless animal silhouettes, in front of a sky of canvas in which… — Julius Meier-Graefe Copy Share
“Genius and lunacy were well known to be next-door neighbours.” — Julius Meier-Graefe Copy Share Image
“The limitations of necessity made him free. He loved the necessity which exercised his faculties, and brought before his vision what he loved to… — Julius Meier-Graefe Copy Share Image
