Wilfrid de Glehn's
and Sargent's
Spanish Courtyard's in Juxtaposition
As you can see, both
paintings were
done at the same place, and at the same time. Obviously, someone
has the dating incorrect, but I don't know which.
De Glehn, with his easel,
is to the
left of Sargent's and he is painting the right corner (of Sargent's
painting).
De Glehn chooses not to paint the mules. The door beyond the arched
opening
in Sargent's painting is closed whereas it is opened in de Glehn's.
There
is also an additional water bucket in de Glehn's so there may have been
some changes of the setting (people moving in and out) over the time
they
painted it.
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