e, he resembles Cotman and De Wint inlieing able to achieve weight and depth by thelogical placing of a few tones. He has thecourage of sympathy and understanding. Hebrings to the medium the same attitude, respectfulbut at the same time confident, that he brings tonature ; respecting its… … n Sir Alfred Easts IVater-Coloiirs abusing the slighter stuff or making it, so to speak,sing hoarsely. On the other hand, as in some ofhis Japanese and Venetian drawings, he canhandle it with a delicacy that recalls Turner.But whether he aims at force or delicacy, he neverignores the fluency and…
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