t of repetition which,acquired at the height of professional capacity,leads often to commercial success, to artistic failure.He has continued to think and to experiment. Hisconvictions as to the fundamental principles of theart of painting were set forth a short time ago in abook on composition and… … BY HENRY RANKIX POORE Henry Rankin Poo re parison is inevitably suggested by it with booksof the same general nature by Arthur W. Dow andDenman W. Ross. Mr. Poores treatment is cer-tainly more comprehensive than that in either ofthese well-known books. He considers carefully, forinstance, the…
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