English book-illustration of to-day; appreciations of the work of living English illustrators, with lists of their books (1903)
Sketchley, R. E. D. (Rose Esther Dorothea), b. 1875 · London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner and co., ltd. · leaf 110
The Misfortunes of Elphin and of Rhododaphne declare themselves in ex-cellent terms of romance and adventure. Mr.Townsend has humour, and he is in sympathywith the vigorous spirit in life; whether the vig-our is intelleftual as in Jane Eyre and in ShirleyKeeldar, or muscular as in Rob Roy, in… … -^^^ ooY 4 dt-g^;,^*^ FROM MR. TOWNSENds SHIRLEY.BY LEAVE OF MESSRS. NISBET. perimental, and frequently content v^ith ineffectualaccessories to his figures, his conception of thesituation, and of the charaders that fulfil the situa-tion, is direct and effedive enough. 74 ENGLISH BOOK-ILLUSTRATION.…
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