He thusavoids what R. A. M. Stevenson called a hurial-of beauty in niggling. As a matter of fact, how-ever, Mr. Taylor cultivates two distinct manners—the one rather smooth and highly finished, though\\histlerian and unified in tonality; the otherbroad with short, alert touches, Le Sidaner-like… … / * Reproduced in Thi; Stu mo,June 1909, p. 43.10 IATIENCE BY I,. CAMPBELL TAYLOR
Art · Decoration and ornament
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