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( G ) SEM image of collagen fibrils immediately adjacent to the cell surface . " This diminutive composition of Race Horses , which falls toward the end of the first phase in this development , is immediately distinguished by its unusual support . He drew from memory , and as he thought about a scene its essence suddenly took shape in his mind 's eye as a pattern of dark and light . But look again at the difference , at the patience and mastery with which he studied and painted the sheen of the precious brocades worn by the music - making angels and the sparkle of jewelry everywhere . " However , the tragic end of Maximilian had stirred his sympathies , and immediately on hearing of the event he procured a photograph of it and set to work on a picture for the Salon of 1867 . In Braque 's l'Estaque landscapes of the previous year , the two-dimensional surface of the picture is retained partly by allowing the eye no way of escape beyond the mountains , buildings and trees , and here the same effect is achieved by the concrete treatment of the sky , which is as elaborately and solidly painted as the rest of the canvas , and which is fused with the landscape below by the extension into it of all the main compositional lines ... The conflicting stresses of the planes , and the way in which one suddenly shoots behind another , lead us to look all the more eagerly at the central area of red . Courbet immediately hired a garden full of lilac in the Avenue Montaigne , built a gallery and exhibited forty three of his pictures , including several of colossal size . Patients could continue with medications they received prior to enrollment for as long as necessary , and decisions about medication changes , if any , reflected those made by physicians and their patients , as they naturally occur in usual practice . If we try here to imagine the distance between the cowering figures in the foreground and St John , we immediately feel that there is air and space between them , and that they can all move . He thought surface more important than depth , and suddenly brought a head to the front of a design if it suited him ; he thought colour more important than drawing , and scandalized Pacheco by saying so ; and he sought to communicate his emotion by pictorial means , even if it involved distortion or an almost incomprehensible shorthand . One suddenly realises how much rhetoric even the greatest painters have employed in their efforts to make us believe in their subjects .