ul solitude notunlike that of a summers day. Needless to say.Hartley has not found his final type of expres-sion. In time his planes will extend into depth,and his pictures will flower into a wider and fullerconception, even as these present works sum upand complete the earlier stages of his… … Coitrle^y Knoedler GalleEDNA BY ROBERT HENRI critics, a sure road to follow in analyzing an ar-tists temperament and calibre. What a treatit would be to behold in one gallery the consecu-tive steps taken by Rubens or Michelangelo fromtheir student days to their full-blown maturity!The Modern…
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