of light was re|)resented in The Wood-Cuts of T. Sturge Moore most of our life-studies by the blackest black ofwhich charcoal was capable. Imagine, then, themingled feelings of horror, shame and indignationwith which Sparkes,when he dropped inon one of his veryrare visits of inspec-tion, would… … LiEilGNLI) AMj ENiSTURGE MOORE sombre and hideous representations with thegleaming white forms of the pretty model whoposed on the throne in the centre of the room.He seldom stayed long with usour uncouthdrawings evi-dently got onhis nerves.Sometimes hewould try theeffect of gentlesuasion on oneof…
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