aracter of his canvas andthe mood of the moment. But his handling isalways adequate. Interested in the evanescenteffects of nature his manner of painting has anillusive charm. The painting is not exploitedfor itself; it is preceded by the artistic visionwhich controls it. Thus the movement of… … MOTHER AND CHILD J. II. TWACIIT.MAN unctuous, fatty, varnish-like surface and wouldoften expose his pictures to sun and rain toflatten the effect and relieve the pigment ofsuperfluous oil. Frequently, howexer, Twaclit-man achieves his result, <) pvcuucr coitf,with a delightful fiiow of colour,…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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