le layingon of paint, is anathemati.sed as evidence of a fallingaway from the right foith, and therefore search forsubject is forbidden to the painter who is on thelookout for pictorial material. But as he musthave some sort of motive for his pictures, somesort of foundation for his brush… … PORTRAIT OF LADY HIXDLIPBY J. J. SHANNON, R.A. 1^ The Royal Academy Exhibition, igii place and brilliantly unintelligent if he wishes to bequite in the fashion. When, however, such a fashion dominates the artcommunity, we cannot expect exhibitions to haveany particularly attractive features, and we…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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