aceable in his work. Thesunny banks of the Seine invited him away fromthe atmosphere of the studios, and there he wasfortunate in making the friendship of some of theFrench impressionists. It was watching such menas Saintin, Raffaelli, and others at work thatMr. Dewhurst was finally emancipated… … AN ORCHARD IN FRANCE Studio have helped to educate public feeling, pre-paring a favourable reception for impressionistsworks in this country. Mr. Dewhursts own reward has perhaps comeindirectly in the interest which his exhibits havealways aroused. The hcministes in this countrycan almost be…
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