the productions of his pupils,but rather by their power to produce at all. It isno fault of the master if the pupil has been unableto follow him in aught but dexterity, for it is nopart of a teachers task to attempt to supply genius,nor yet artistic intelligence. His labour is at an end when the… … and intelligent training directed by one_.who hasknown how to lend the weight of his personality asa master as well as a teacher, and has thus beensteadily creating an artistic moral influence worthyof the best traditions. To Edward Eanteri, themaker of many things, the originator of a raultitude…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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