ofthe Countess Fabricotti,of London, the head isslightly tilted to the leftand the left arm throwngracefully over the armof the chair in whichthe Countess is seated.The right arm hangsnaturally at the side.The curve from theneck to the end of theleft hand is most felici-tous. The draperies ofthe… … MISS PURDON-CLARKE BY MISSEULABEE DIX XCVI Miiiiafurcs by Miss Dix miniature painting as distinct from ])ijrtrait paint-ing in the large—that the miniature occupies inrelation to painting in general a position somewhatanalogous to that of the sonnet in relation to poetry.The miniature must attract…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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