Clausen, George, 1852-1944 · London : Methuen & Co · leaf 241
rstand, try and think out why it wasdone ; and we may be eventually able to under-stand, and to use, as Mr. Watts did in hislater works, every method of getting richcolour. But Wattss early work was verystraightforward; and we cannot do better 164 Lectures on Painting than found our vision on the… … 1 VIII THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SUBJECT ICTURES may be esteemed on many JL different grounds; as for sentiment orstory, for design or colour, or for any ofthe subdivisions of these quahties; and any onequaUty, if well presented, may justify a picturesexistence, even though it may be poor in…
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