its han-dling. For one thing itdemands a well-trainedhand and the power overline which shall expressfinality in the first stroke.There can be no workingover or retouching. Butbecause of this it ispossible to attain with itgreat clarity of line andprecision of form. Thisfits it admirably to… … CLIFFS OF MOENCOPIEBY GEORGE TOWNSEND COLE September, that these pic-tures were painted. At thatand subject. It makes it possible for him to reveal time the rain-washed rocks blossom into their fullthe manner in which the limpid clarity of the beauty of color. It is then, too, that the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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