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''I accept and respect all schools of painting which have as their basis the sincere study of nature, the search for the true and the beautiful. As for the [[mystic]]s, the [[impressionist]]s, the [[pointillist]]s, etc., I don't see the way they see. That is my only reason for not liking them.'' Bouguereau.  

''I accept and respect all schools of painting which have as their basis the sincere study of nature, the search for the true and the beautiful. As for the mystics, the [[impressionist]]s, the [[pointillist]]s, etc., I don't see the way they see. That is my only reason for not liking them.'' Bouguereau.  

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Bouguereau was the most popular French artist of the late 1800s. Among his best works are: ''La Danse'' (1850), ''The Knitting Girl'' (1869), ''The Birth of Venus'' (1879), ''A Young Girl Defending Herself against [[Eros]]'' (1880), ''Evening Mood'' (1882) and ''The [[Bohemian]]'' (1890).

Bouguereau was the most popular French artist of the late 1800s. Among his best works are: ''La Danse'' (1850), ''The Knitting Girl'' (1869), ''The Birth of Venus'' (1879), ''A Young Girl Defending Herself against [[Eros]]'' (1880), ''Evening Mood'' (1882) and ''The Bohemian'' (1890).

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