ient effect,while the latter is thecareful drawing of ma-terial. A finished pictureshould be the combina-tion of both. It com-bines the careful draw-ing of the study with thevitality and directness ofthe sketch. Undoubt-edly this is the paintersaim, the knowledge ofwhich is essential to… … THE nuns garden bility of charm. The clever, gay, extraordinaryproducticjn will inevitably attract to itself chiefattention, but as compared with a work inwhich intellectual cjuality is combined with sen-suous beauty it cannot endure. Having deliv-ered its message fully in a single outcry its…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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