g, the rich mahog-any with its refined andsimple lines, the shiningglass and silver, the screenbefore the fire, the snowynaj cry, are his setting,and in it he has placedonly two figures: thefather, a neat, precise,conservative old gentle-man, who, having exam-ined his morning mail, isScanning his… … o W H O W °< J Q S < Q ■4 • O ^ O > rt pq The Domestic Pictures of Frank D. Millet in which we are sure there is matter of o nse-quence. An affair <>f the heart is obviouslytouched upon here, yet it is suggested : not related.Imagination is ] iqued, may he. lor a solution ofthe…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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