Graville c. 19th century

Editor: This is Robert Brandard's "Graville," a landscape piece. It has a very serene quality, almost dreamlike. What do you see in it? Curator: Ah, Brandard! I find myself drawn to the hazy atmosphere, the way the light seems to swallow the details. The landscape is almost a memory, a feeling. Doesn't it feel like a distant shore you long to reach? Editor: Definitely, it's like a whisper of a place. I hadn't thought about the feeling of longing. Curator: Sometimes art is less about seeing and more about sensing, wouldn't you agree? Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Editor: Absolutely, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!