Art of James McNeill Whistler : an appreciation / by T.R. Way and G.R. Dennis. (1903)
Way, Thomas R. · G. Bell · leaf 164
eneral order is reversed; a barge with a con-fused mass of sails and rigging entirely fills theforeground, while, behind, the river is spanned bythe bridge, through the arches of which a distantline of buildings is visible. Before leaving the Thames etchings mentionmust be made of two plates which… … ROTHERHITHE From an etching. picture, while a number of steamers and othercraft are lying in the foreground. The reflectionsin the water are exquisite, and in the far distancethe buildings down the river are indicated withgreat subtlety of touch. u Cadogan Pier, whichmay be compared with the…
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