DUDLEY ALLENSARGENT BY R. TAIT mKENZIE hastily educated Americans, wants solid informationas its alloy more than all else. Thus Dr. McKenzie became a sculptor, and sogrew up the Sprinter. If you look at this statue … THE JUGGLER BY K. TAIT M KENZIE once it may not arrest your eye; if you look at ittwice it will. There is here the unmistakable prin-ciple of beauty—a name I give to that which dwellsin the soul of all art, even though its externals beopen to the fluctuating opinion of fashion. Theremust be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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