he stamp of the artistsconviction, and take on the particular sentimentwhich by instinct he prefers. They become, whenthey are tianslated into a pictorial form, revelationsof his beliefs and expressions of his view of hisresponsibilities as an art worker. The belief that is revealed in Mr. Melton… … LA BELLE AU BOIS DORMANT (By ptriiiission of Airs. Eleanor Kawls Reader) XXXIII. Xo. 131.—January, 1908. BY S. MELTON FISHER 173 5. Melton Fisher sphere that will be consistent with the faith heholds, an atniosphere that is permeated with thesentiment to which he responds. That he succeedsin…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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