but an ab-stract subject is ap-propriate in such aca s e ; a realist!clandscape, or an ob-vious group o ffigures, even a staticpicture of still lifewould be out of har-mony with the basicidea. Chanlers ten-dency to avoid real-ism is thus the chiefglory of his screens.Legendary, fairy orallegoric… … FLAMEBY ROBERT WINTHROP CHANLER Whitney exhibit the influence of Italian andRussian music. Chanler with his decorative symbolism hasdeveloped an individual idiom, something thatcontains the rudiments of the ancient East, yetconnotes qualities distinctly American. Par-ticularly noticeable is the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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