ion Orchardson. Think of his tenuoussubtlety translated into flimsy fatuity, his goldentones faded to vacuous browns and yellows, hi.sdainty drawing reduced to indeterminate sketchi-ness! And this would almost certainly be theresult of such an attempt to follow the master.His genius compelled him… … PORTRAIT OF VV. Q. ORCHARDSON, R.A. XLI. No, 162. —August, 1910. BY TOM r.KAHA^I 87 Sir IVilliam Quiller Orchardson, R.A. greatly by the multitude. And that this is so is notwholly to be explained by the fact that he choseoften to portray scenes of a dramatic or sentimentalorder. Other men have…
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