man can imagineanything which is completely non-existent, or forwhich there is no warrant in nature; the most hecan do is to invent new combinations of the detailshe has collected, or to give by a touch of fantasyan unaccustomed aspect to familiar things. Butthe degree of success he attains is due… … PLAYMATE> XXXII. No. 126.—August, 1907. BY CHARLES SIMS Charles Sims is superficial and his investigation unintelligent,his work will be lifeless and without conviction ;but from a broad and thoughtful outlook coniesa confidence in production that will impress theartists individuality upon…
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