he low-water mark of John Laverysart, and E. A. Walton sends only two small por-traits—one of Sir William Crookes and the otherMrs. T. B. Bury, the latter of which contains somebrilliant work. J. H. Lorimer is represented onlyby portraiture, of which the best is that of theDuke of Hamilton in… … THS HARVEST TEAM BY CHARLES H. MACKIE, A.R.S.A. •35 The Royal Scottish Academys Exhibition Historical work has, since the infancy of theAcademy, if we except the contributions by mem-bers who had migrated south, been singularlyabsent from its walls. Freed from the trammels ofoffice Robert Gibb is…
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