s the tight, where a little moresolidity would have lifted the whole compo-sition into a much higher plane. Continuous progress is apparent in thework of William Walls as an animal painter.His study of a tiger lying on the horizontalbranch of a tree is a capital presentment of awild animal at rest,… … IHK MEADOW AND IHE MILL BY K. A. WALTON interesting, both on account of its accomplishmentand promise. Robert Hopes portrait of Mrs.Gibson, wife of the Lord Provost of the city, is notonly an excellent likeness, it is one of the outstand-ing portraits in the exhibition. A portrait of Dr.Maurice…
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