erefore, practically thewhole range of pictorial art,save only the more j^urelyimaginative and symbolic—have been attempted withamazing boldness and orig-inality, and with that chiefingredient of success, rever-ence for the subject. Manyold and some modern mas-ters might be astonished tosee… … W till Permission oj the Photo SecessionTHE CROWD BY ROBERT DEMACHY Earl Stetson Crawford also as between groups of individuals representingthe diiJerent countries. The work of the French and British groups, forexample, though falling somewhat below the gen-eral level of the rest, as it seemed to…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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