andthe viewpoint of Einstein. To him the researchinto the fourth dimension is a more vital thingthan the tradition of the past. He has done withthe fetters of an art which sets out merely to por-tray in the accepted sense of the word. I In-- Mr.Lewis plainly developed and expounded in… … sumrisino- that ladv Catharine somerset n\ SIR JOHN LAVERY when he was asked for a title to the drawing which we reproduce herewith, his reply was Call it any d d thing; it doesnt matter what. II the work creates inone a greater realization of the life-force, of thesignificant emotions which lie…
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