Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 247
not draw, was equally ab-surd. To make out form,in detail, was no part of hisobject in his pictures. Toform, at large, they are mar-vellously true, giving theshape, modelling, and extentof the ground and the objectsit bears with unfailing truth.Even in the smallest kmd ofdrawing. Constable was… … FIG. 304.—(IREENWICII. (\INCENT.) Sir Culhbcrt Quilter, Bart. MODERN PAINTING FROM TURNER TO WATTS out as the greatest liberator. teenth century painting he standsinventor, and creator of them all. Like Turner, but unlike most of the better English painters, in our public collections. The
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