Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 253
dbeen warmly welcomed, he might havebecome a leader in art. As it was,he had to pass his life in shadow, tosee his work and himself misunder-stood, and to be almost forgotten whenhe died. His pictures are most un-equal, ranging from chalky, cold, andeven meaningless combinations of gaudycolor to… … Fir-. 407.—UNn.E TOBV ANDWIDOW W ADM AN. (l.i-;SI.TT-:.) National Gallery. MODERN PAINTING FROM TURNER TO WATTS glowing, palpable thing itself. He is fairly well seen in our publiccollections : Youth at the ProW and Pleasure at the Helm, andThe Bather (Fig. 402), in the NationalGallery; Cupid and…
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