Baldry, A. L. (Alfred Lys), 1858-1939 · London, Macmillan and co., limited [etc.] · leaf 199
not try to deal with this material in too ambitious a manner. In sketches to be finished at one sitting it is useless to have too much ground to cover—there must always be a certain amount of emptiness in large paintings which are done with excessive rapidity ; while, on the other hand, the result… … SIR ERNEST WATERLOW has the advantage of being practical, and of beingdirected by common sense as well as by artisticexpediency—as much of his out-of-door work isintended to be used for reference when he ispainting pictures in his studio it is indispensablethat it should be as accurate as possible…
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