rystallisations of a painters dream, foundedupon his intimate knowledge of the country hepainted and his abounding love of it. Among the many typical examples of his arthere illustrated, perhaps the one which marks theculmination of his achievement is The Lake (p. 98).Frankly owing something to… … IHE raiders BY WILLIAM MOUNCEY eating land that he depicts, a land where silentfigures move among still tall trees, a land whereit is always afternoon. There is a sestett of a Sonnet from the Provengale which so aptlydescribes this full-toned, golden picture that aquotation may be permitted ;—…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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