Hind, C. Lewis (Charles Lewis), 1862-1927 · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 398
ious, that it falls gently uponthe sight. A flock of sheep graze in the fore-ground: there is individual drawing in them, butno niggling. They compose into one of the dimmasses of the picture, and this mass of animals isbalanced by the great luminous cloud, lighted fromwithin, as it should be—the… … Occasional Notes craftsman, well trained, a keen and patient observer,and able to reproduce with amazing fidelity all hiseyes see. What he does not see he does not paint.Therein lies his strength and his limitation. Thegraces and elegancies do not attract him. He hasno sense of mystery, nothing of…
Art · Painting
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