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The Connoisseur: An Illustrated Magazine for Collectors (February, 1916) (1916)

C. R. Grundy, Editor (St. James's, London) · leaf 57

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ate of things the art was rescued ; shown at Messrs. Walker’s Galleries by the invention of photogravure. Good photogravure A Topical Bintace (New Bond Street), isa good example is infinitely preferable to bad engraving, and it speedily eliminated the poorer practitioners ; the next advance was of… … exclusive of mounts, Lusitania and its environ- FROM THE averaging about 22 inches’ ment of sea and sky are by16inches. The subjects truthfully and effectively reproduced include such famous masterpieces as Turner’s painted. His over-accumulation of incident detracts Crossing the Brook, Constable’s…

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