stinguished and convincing, but, more thanthis, the discerning eye dwells with pleasure uponmany individual passages full of subtle render-ings that could only have been accomplishedby a master observer of Nature, a master in theknowledge of paint and a master of the brush. In such landscapes as… … THE WHITE horse (OIL)264 (In the possession of J. f. Cowan, Esq.) BY E. A. WALTO.N, R.S.A.
Art · Decoration and ornament
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