ves to his art its freshnessand individuality, and stimulates our interest. Having thus briefly stated what we conceiveto be the relationship between the work of Mr.Rich and that of the earlier water-colourists, let usnow consider his art in its direct bearing uponmodern practice and present-day… … NETIEV ABBKV, H.^MISHIRE BV .XLKREl) W. RICH The IVatcr-CoIoiirs of Alfred IV. Rich the open, ^\e have only to look at his pictures aswe see them at the various exhibitions (notably atthe New English Art Club, of which he is oneof the most loyal supporters) to be convincedof this fact. His palette…
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