what precision and acumenhe can express his views on contemporary art. That Mr. Paterson has decided opinions goeswithout saying. Thus the artist insists on thenecessity of training the eye that it may seetruly, while he further points out that sincerity and simplicity are the two chief… … ^ O E CD H Cti w O < ^ ^ CO w - . § < H y) > < P5 L; O ^ g o H H c>^ g O < 5? James Patei^soii, R.S.A., R.JV.S. makeshift for personal perception, touches notonly the very root and groundwork of art worthcalling by the name, but the publics attitude in theface of it. It is, in…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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