worked. Nature with him is ever-living,untrammelled, free. In his desire to betrue to this great conception of nature itmust be admitted that sometimes in lateryears Mr. McTaggart has paid too littleregard to form. But to no artist has thepower been given to express himselffully in all directions,… … PORTRAIT OF MRS. HOWARD BY FRANCIS HOWARD 93 Chosen Pictiires^^ at the Grafton Gallery twenty years, or even a much shorter period, therehave arisen separate groups of painters, with Uttleapparently in common, but who are now found tohave arrived at much about the same point. Andit is at that point…
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