The glamour in Chardin's painting is not a false sheen that pretends something lovely is going on when it isn't; rather, Chardin recognizes the actual worth of a modest moment and marshals his genius to bring its qualities to our notice.
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“the glamour is not a false sheen that pretends something lovely is going on when it isn't shudder recognizes the worth of a modest moment and marshals his genius to bring its qualities to our notice”
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