ush to canvas.He approaches nature as Sir James Guthrieapproaches his sitters. He must thoroughly realisethe potentialities of his material before he trans-lates it in the cipher of art. The present writerhas seen Mr. Cadenhead plant himself in one ofhis favourite districts—of which Deeside,… … FROM AN on. PAINTING BY JAMES r AIJtN H hAD, A.R.S.A. 19 Eugbne Boudin from very early days practised the arts of etchingand black-and-white drawing. Long before D. V.Cameron, Muirhead Bone, and other Scotsmen hewas producing etchings, and although the publicrecognition given to his work in this…
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