such etchers as Cameron and Muirhead Bonehas been invaluable, one might be led to supposethat the public had little to do with the fate ofetching. But it is only exceptional geniuses whosurvive in spite of the neglect of the public. If alletchers were treated as Meryon was, the revivalof etching,… … THE RENT BILL work to a large public, if in return the publicencourages them with discrimination and justice,then the men of talent will survive and growstronger, and the others succumb, as they should,to the fate that denied them talent The nearest approach to such an ideal state ofaffairs can…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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