is as acute in them as in thefounders of the art in England, and if we are con-scious of a principle unifying all the diversity ofeffort and experiment which characterised the agein which Callow lived, it is largely because his ownart establishes a continuity between succeedingschools, and affords… … AN All. liAKA I AKI 1IS77I 11\ U II.I.IAM ^ ALLOW, K.W.
Art · Decoration and ornament
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