Excerpt from Life in Spain, Past and PresentPhotography is gradually forcing painters to greater care in drawing and more loving attention to detail. It is also, I think, making travelers more accurate and pains taking.Whether the new art has had any effect on me, I know not; but I hope so; for I tried on the spot for local color and vividness, where vividness could be given without haz arding truth. To throw indigo into the sea, or to smear a cheek with carmine, never gave me pleasure, if I merely imagined the colors and had not seen them. It is the same with feeling as with color.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.

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