is own ideas. When one is inclined to associate Mr. Alexandersart with the portrayal of the evanescent charm ofgirlhood or the more lasting qualities of the youngmatron, there comes up the recollection of such avirile performance as his rendition of the sculptorAuguste Rodin, a canvas so strong, so… … Phologratih hy Curl,: lieu FRAGMENT OF DECORATIONCARNEGIE INSTITUTE, IlTTSIUKCHIBY JOHN W. ALEXANDER
Art · Decoration and ornament
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