knowing well in advance how to secure hisresult with the greatest economy of means. Thelovely, unctuous sweep, the intelligently placedmass, so full of comprehension—all those famousattributes of the admired Sargent were discernibleat a glance. Xothing more clever or appetizingthan his rendering of… … Courtesy M. Kr-niilUi <^ Co.THE WEAVER much of an artistic feast as the man offered,interest was manifested and the publiccrowded the galleries.Mr. Sargent stipulat-ed that the picturesmust be bought enbloc, which causeddismay to the collect-ors, and he furtherinsisted they must goto some public…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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