s, or are the pictures a background to thewall-paper? We hear of people seeing red. Icould see nothing else, and do not believe that anyone could unless he wore blinkers. The riotouswaste of pure crimson made the pictures all lookbrown and grey; even the Ulysses, which inTrafalgar Square was a… … (In tlic ficisscssioii of Lcivis R. S. /oiitixlin, Estj.j THE REST. FROM the oil paintingBY WILLIAM ORPEN. A.R.A., R.H.A. American Artists in Paris T HE AMERICAN COLONY OFARTISTS IN PARIS. BY E. A.TAYLOR. (FIRST ARTICLE.) The name of Paris to the struggling art studentover the seas—what a world of…
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