of The £iir/and Countess of Wemyss (1812),one feels that he is aiming at new ideals. There is,with the fuller brush, a softer handling, and the sur-face generally has more of the pulpy consistency offlesh. Not infrequently this is gained at the expenseof that finer rendering of the structure which… … IlV SIR 11. RAEllURN, R.A.(I» Iht ColUition of Sir Ed:var,i Tcnnanl, Hart., M.P.) 14
Art · Decoration and ornament
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