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By the end, Westover has somehow managed not only to capture her unsurpassably exceptional upbringing, but to make her current situation seem not so exceptional at all, and resonant for many others.
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The Viennese were playing > the wonderful interlude before the last scene ('Jupiter's renunciation', > Strauss once called it) with an unsurpassably beautiful sound. Quite > immobile, totally oblivious to all else, he stood listening.Kennedy 1999, p. > 354 Hartmann went on to describe how, as the performance continued, those who witnessed the scene, (were) > profoundly moved and stirred to our depths, sensed the almost physical > presence of our divinity, art...Several moments of profound silence followed > after the last notes died away...Kraus spoke a few sentences outlining the > significance of these last days in Salzburg.
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Much harsher is the opinion of Théophile Thoré, the major critic of Dutch art in the 19th century: in his Musées de la Hollande, a catalogue of the most important works of art exposed in the Netherlands, the French connoisseur blatantly despised Willem van Mieris, labeling his paintings as "harsh, cold, piddling, and unsurpassably insipid". All things considered, no other kind of statement could be expected from Thoré on a painter such as Van Mieris: the Dutch painter embodied the new, classicizing tendency of Dutch art in the 18th century, a tendency that Thoré viewed as the death and destruction of the Golden Age. In fact, the French critic idealized Dutch 17th-century painting as the most complete expression of freedom and independence ever achieved by European art, with Rembrandt and Vermeer as icons of a popular, real and truthful way of painting. On the other hand, the Leiden fijnschilders and the Italianate painters were regarded as traitors of this exceptional artistic movement, being still imprisoned by the old and aristocratic canons of classicizing beauty.
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