it can fairly be said that the way inwhich he paints a particular subject is suggestedto him by the impression which that subject hasmade upon him. Always he seeks for directnessand spontaneity, for a frank and clear statementof the pictorial facts which he wishes to realise;but whether he uses… … lOKDWlCll FARM, KENT hV CI.AUUE IIAVKS, R.I. 84
Art · Decoration and ornament
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