Delamotte, Philip H. (Philip Henry), 1821-1889 · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 153
l naturally into the place assigned to it. The very stonesin the road are carefully balanced, though with an irregularity as great as thatof nature, and they are placed as carefully as the figures in one of his Frenchmarket-places. Dewint.—Plate XIX. No painter is a better example of the leading… … X o t— UJ )^ CO Q UJ X $ H) uJ — Q — a. Chap. VIIL] F. Dewint. 63 attempt to adopt the manipulation of other material; and the genuine Englishlandscape—the more English the better—was felt, enjoyed, and transmitted byhim. There is a calm and peace in his drawings which speak of a tone ofmind such…
Landscape painting · Watercolor painting
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