rful canvases of the aesthetic revo-lutionists have now thrown open their doorsto the new-comers; critics everywhere haveshown a tendency to cease their ridicule and toattempt seriously to find their way into the com-plexities of the recent work; the public itself hasnot been backward in attending… … proportion of the exliibitions last year dealt withthe more recent art manifestations, and the pros-pects for the present season promise even a largerdispla\ of the modern work. The reason for this somewhat startling changeis not far to seek. It was at first thought thatthe new painting dealt…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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