as a conclusive demonstration ofthe possibility of handling even the smallest thingsbroadly. In the beginning Miss Schille exhibited a greatmany women and children. She showed unusualability to get at the essential childishness of chil-dren, the something sweet and rare and spirituellethat has no… … 1 HI MAKKI 1 111 GINS sciously, hut freshly, spontaneously, simply. Andbecause children arc spontaneous and simple, sheinvariably succeeded. But, just as it is regret-table that so many people persist in consideringMiss Schille as exclusively a water-colorist, so itseems a little unfortunate that…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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