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International studio (1897)

New York · leaf 465

An illustration from International studio, 1897, leaf 465
p. 43), is most typical of theaptitude of water-colour for the mosttransparent and limpid effects: althoughelsewhere other kinds of subjects havemade him use water-colour in a verydifferent manner, which is also able andforcible. a a a a a Although Mr. Payne has been trainedin very much the same… … OWLPEN. WATER-COLOUR BY HENRYA. PAYNE, A.R.W.S. His longest travels were made to studystained glass and not to paint landscapes ;and, indeed, his landscape painting hasmostly been done within easy reach of hisown house and garden, if not actuallywithin the latter. And there is a ratherstriking…

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