Whistler, James McNeill · London : Seeley,Jackson and Halliday · leaf 168
ion of his working life for many years landscape of towering castle and sleeping water— must have been devoted to these etchings, which are they are such full chords, making such profound executed in a free and masterly manner, somewhat harmonies that one thinks he must have been to in the style of… … (SOFT GROUND ETCHING.) have been to betrsistent championship render his of Turner, the post of drawing-master to King’s subject poor and undignified by too numerous divisions and overwork. It was his principle to College, London. Of the art of Cotman and his influence on the ‘leave out, but add…
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