hat disturbing the ensemble; nonethe less, it is a remarkable canvas, and seems toshower one with sea spray. Mr. Slade seems to have planted his easel onmany sites. Besides Jerusalem he has sketched inTangier, Paris, Constantinople, Normandy andBrittany, Venice, Egypt and Rome. His paint-ing of… … CHRIST OS THE MOl STAIN the Slade Exhibition moved to Copley Hall, wherethe same success was met with. Besides apprecia-tion of the visiting public, some ten paintings weresecured for different collections. To quote Mr.William R. Lester: They have the distinctive note of the modernFrench…
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