e each in adifferent vein and have their distinctive qualities.In one respect there has been a marked gain, whichis particularly evident in the portraits of Mrs. AuldjoJamieson and Mr. Stodart Walker, and that istowards purity in the flesh painting, a gain that[eaves nothing further necessary in… … •SLEEP. BABY,134 (Royal Scottish Academy, 1913) BY R. C.EMMELL HUTCHISON, R.S.A. :-*lllf!$i^v-: 0& . 1 /,*%*ri.Ti;; f .^tP( 1 ■ ■. Hr^ >^ • ■ ■f jj| ¥■ JB 1 mBBP/m Sf M • . JVJ HF i^| HrJH irfMitTal V ■ ;. ^^^HHHI (Royal Scottish Academy, ic//j) PORTRAIT OF SIR WILLIAM TURNER,VICE-CHANCELLOR…
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