Wedmore, Frederick, Sir, 1844-1921 · London : G. Redway · leaf 221
rnPainters for what is at all events the most im-pressive statement that a prose-poet can deliver asto the gloomy significance of Turners work. Mr.Stopford Brooke—rich in sensibility and in imaginativeperceptiveness—follows a good deal in Mr. Ruskinstrack. I doubt if Mr. Hamerton or Mr.… … TURNER PRINTS intervals of peace and rest which Liber Studiorumshows in its scenes of soHtude and withdrawal: themorning light, clear and serene, in the meadows belowOakhampton Castle ; the graver silence of sunset asone looks wistfully from heights above the Wye, towhere, under the endless skies,…
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