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Humm, In the article I just read I was struck by a few things that sounded CREATIVE in the writing. I don't remember many folks calling Sargent "manly or masculine" that actually knew him.
The article also said something about "Sargent's uncompromising realism", when most of the criticism about his work said he was "flashy and flattering" to clients. I'm not sure I agree with much in the article.
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