Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 251
er and above those afforded byTurner and Constable themselves ; but in a general way thespirit of English painting,between the Peace of1815 and the 1851Exhibition, was utterly pa-rochial. The chief exceptionsto this generalization weresupplied by the NorwichSchool, by the Schoolof Water-Color… … FIG. 397. THE STABLE. (MORLAND.) Victoria and Albert Museum. be found in English art, until quite recent years, of a bodyof men working on common lines and in the tradition of a common master. The Eng-lish character does not readilyadapt itself to such a system.It is at once too…
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