gifts mentioned aboveand many others, in his twenty-six exhibits of seaand Alps, but at the same time it must be ad-anced that these pictures lack that peculiar qual-ity which is the essence of real art, and which dis-tinguishes the nature copyist from the true geniuswho combines what he has seen… … AFTER THE MEETINGBY CECILIA BEAUX Pittsburgh International, igi4 They copy nature superbly and therethey stop contented. Is there notthe fear of travelling a lane that hasno outlet? There is an excellent Japanese word,esoragoto — all acknowledgment toMr. A. J. Eddy—which has no exactequivalent in…
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