Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 221
he power of art to suggestromance and Italy. At his besthe has a distinction not again tobe reached before the flowering ofCoiot. He has depth, repose,and essential humanity. Unfor-tunately he is not always, or often,at his best. His life was a strug-gle and he painted too much, sothat many… … fiG. 35J.~GARRICK. (r. e. PINE.) Froiu Prinl. 194 PAINTING-MIDDLE PERIOD #^
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