so distinctiveis the handling of this trenchant impressionistthat his smallest still-life has a significance forthose who distinguish artistry from mere picture-making. With Mr. Connard it is not the fascina-tion of the unknown, but rather the actual thingseen which haunts and preoccupies him.… … THE GUITAR( By permission of Mc: BY PHILIP CONNARDErnest Brown and Phillifs, The Leicester Galleries) XLVIII. No. 192.—Febkiary 1913 ^ C,] — 269 Philip Coiiuard issues and complex problems of a turgid twentiethcentury. Mr. Connard is not a Brangwyn. Let usconfess at once he is a master dealing with…
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