the dramatic sense of ourgreatest of marine painters that is atoned for byqualities which were foreign to Homer and which grace the younger mans work with countlessstrokes. Hudson may have no stories to tell inpaint, but he has other things to give us. Andthey may be found in that element in his… … eves, wrote Jokai. Every at sea , r , , BY ERIC HUDSON changeful mood was re-flected there; so I have called them Eyes Like theSea. Few appreciations of the ocean and itsalternating transitions from quietude to tumultare so moving as these words of a man whosecountry knows no coast line. The…
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