lplaced in the corresponding position on theopposite wall. In The Old Bridge, Mr. Edward\\ . Redfield displayed his artistic insight in thechoice of his subject as well as in the treatmentof it, and succeeded most admirably in pre-senting the salient facts of a wintry landscapewith the sure touch… … lights of a great city transformed by the shadesof night into a scene from Fair>land. Sincerityof purpose, with an absolute fidehty to nature,characterised the work of Mr. Chas. H. Davis,entitled. Breaking of Winter. Mr. \V. ElmerSchofield, in his Canal at Bruges, painted thesharp, clear light…
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