ous qualities, and he expresses thatwhich lies behind fact. He is also a personaldiscoverer; he sees things with new eyes, and adistinct vision of his own. His painting has, bysome, been called mystic; but I am not con-vinced that this is the word for it. It certainlyhas magic in it. And he is… … intimate and freshMany poems could BV sIKTHKN HAWEIS impatience to arrive; is never laboured, alwaysspontaneous and subtle, with a suggestion ofPan-like humour. Fromentin says: The secret of fine paintingis to render the invisible by the visible, and hegoes on to lament how few artists…
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