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The development of British landscape painting in water-colours (1918)

Finberg, A. J. (Alexander Joseph), 1866-, Taylor, E. A, Holme, Charles, 1848-1923 · London, New York [etc.] "The Studio" ltd. · leaf 29

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Mr. RuskinPigs in Sunshine, now in the Ruskin School at Oxford, and the MalhamCove (about 1815), now in the British Museum (Salting Bequest). Inthese drawings the capacities of water-colour are not forced so muchinto rivalry with the depth and power of oil painting as in those of the1797-1804… … < DC Q: UJ zd: D COulO z D< water-colour was done to be engraved and published in similar under-takings. Turners fame as a water-colour painter rested during his life-time chiefly on these drawings. Among them are many of the mostbeautiful works which have ever been produced in this medium.…

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