. Gérôme : la vita e le opere di Jean Léon Gérôme . artista si è costretto a riservare i giorni più luminosi lor painting,ami. Come un cambiamento dalle figure che stava modellando, di nuovo tornò al deserto e ai suoi leoni molto amati. Prima del nuovo vicino. Solitudine, una scena che rappresenta un leone.couchant maestoso e guardando nello spazio, è stato finito. Il fascino misterioso del thispicture, ancora più grande di quello di Les Deux Majestes, è stato sentito da tutti coloro che l'hanno visto. Allo stesso tempo foul 01 altri dipinti erano in differenteasels e il maestro passò da uno all'altro, lavorando Willi un certo. In i

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. Gérôme : the life and works of Jean Léon Gérôme . artist forced himself to reserve the brightest days lor painting, ami. as a change from the figures he was modeling, he again returned to thedesert and his much loved lions. Before the New Near. Solitude, a scene representing a majestic lion.couchant and gazing into space, was finished. The mysterious charm of thispicture, even greater than that of Les Deux Majestes, has been felt by all whohave seen it. Al the same time foul 01 live other paintings were on differenteasels and the master passed from one to the other, working Willi a sure. In in touch and incredible rapidity; never confused, carrying out the design thathad been absolutely finished in Ins mmd before ihe scene was sketched uponthe canvas. To study these and watch their gradual completion was an absorb-ing and enjoyable occupation. One o the most fascinating was the lionprowling on the shores nl the Red Sea, Qu&rens quern devoret, tor which Gerdmemade the sketch, as our readers will remember, when camping with Lenoir. I.Ill- AND WORKS Oh //■:.!.V L&ON G&RdMl .71 by the Gulf dI Akabah, on the Red Sea. The fleecy clouds pile up and mellawa) toward the horizon, while, through the haze, one perceives alluring pathsleading up from height to height upon the mountain. At its base, massesdI rock in warm tones ol brown, and drifts ol yellow sand, reach to the watersedge. The lion, with lowered head and eye intent, powerful, subtle, alert, steps softly yet firmly, bis shadow sharply projected on the ston) beach, where waves of a deep yet tender green break in delicate foam This canvas, absolutely flawless in idea and execution, was finished in the early summerhi insu. and, we believe, immediately found an American purchaser, Spring-time in Arabia, the lioness rolling among the flowers, which has been alreadydescribed, was exhibited in the spring of 1890 .h the Cercle Artistique in ParisA remarkable painting, the background oi which never satisfied the artist

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