with, the ultimate colours being appliedbut lightly, and more in the nature of glazesthan anything else. Moreover, he prefers to em-ploy his pigments unblended and not in anycontinuous expanse, but rather in a series ofminute strokes, say of blue, for example, withpure rose-pink touches inserted… … A MADONNA OF BRITTANY WATER-COLOfR BY REGINALD FRAMPTON, R.O.I.(Ihadford City An CalUiy) 77 Some Canadian Painters of the Snow SOME CANADIAN PAINTERS OF THESNOW. BY NEWTON ]\IACTAVISH. IT is a singular fact that with a few brilliantexceptions Canadian painters have notessayed the difficult task of…
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