, and that if hedoes happen to begin by thinking he ought to treat asubject in one way, he usually finds when it isfinished that he has treated it in quite another..\nd it is because he has contrived through all thesetheoretical days to keep his vision so fresh and hispractice so flexible, that we… … PORTRAIT OF .MISS KERTHA CASK By J. W FEXGISSOX ETCHINGS BY AMERICANARTISTS IN PARIS I HERMAN A. WEBSTER (In subsequent numbers it is proposea to give selections of etchings by American Artists living and working inParis, with articles thereon. Mr. Herman IVebstets etchings were the subject oj an…
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