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 9
om Giotto to Raphael canbe regarded as a prpcess of growth and advance, from another, the sameseries can be taken, as Ruskin actually took it, as an exhibition of theprocesses of death and decay. The enlightened lover and student of artwill look at the matter from both, and other, points of view,… … z HiNO o o QZ< _lUiHCO< oz< CD_l< UJ < _1 that each individual masterpiece is perfect in its own marvellous way,whether it was produced like the Cheik el Beled or The Scribe^ some fiveor six thousand years ago, or like the paintings of Reynolds, Gains-borough, and Turner within…
