nters thatare a source of pride and a stimulus to reminis-cence ; they become symbols, all eloquent to theirdevotees, of such and such qualities—that depthof chest, those stalwart loins, those springyfetlocks. One can hear the grave exchange ofveterinary mysteries in strophe and antistrophe tothe… … a Norfolk hill-side (By permission ofthe oz L. No. 200.—October 1913 BY A. .1. MUNNINGS 2:5-3- 2S5 A. J. Munnings manner. This is so, but the value of the art assuch depends upon the subtlety of the renderingcombined with the dignity of the motive. Now the usual painter of horses is more…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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