ke in theartist in response to a stimulus he received from thesitter. At the time they were done the photographprobably gave the greater i)leasure because it told somuch that was temporary. We supply the imj>res-sion, which was all the sketch gave us then. Butafter the lapse of time nothing has… … STUDY OF A CHILD BY MISS WELCH absolutely usurped the field; the annual exhibitionof the Society of Miniature Painters confutes thatassertion. What is to be desired, perhaps, is morediscretion and culture on the part of the public, tobe answered by a corresponding robustness and in-dividuality on…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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