of careful pencil-sketching. 1 As Miillers career advanced he evidently felt more deeplythe poetry which is hidden in nature, and for which hesought an expression, just as he had learned to seize on thesalient points of every subject selected by him during the latteryears of his life—those points I… … Turner Again. 249 what appeared to him best in every scene, feeling instinc-tively, in copying from nature, what objects it was desirableto sacrifice and discard, and what to retain and bring pro-minently forward. Sometimes—I should, perhaps, say almostalways—he had to supply from his imagination…
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