McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 316
son. Speaking from memory, this Po)-traitof the ArtiM^s Son is of a more golden tone and is paintedwith a fuller brush than the other, but the fair-haired,dark-eyed boy has something of the same formality of poseand naivete of expression. Mrs. Cockhurn *—the wife ofLord Cockburn—and Sir G. Lowry… … MISS iiAkRii: r wm i )X( h iiii-:By William Dy< k, R.A., //.R.SA. TIIF. rUOIV.UTV OK J. A. M \( 11\()( 111 h: WKLWOOn, KSQ. DAVID SCOTT AND WILLIAM DYCE 249 shawl and turban of deep red, is more modern—less brownin the shadows—than most contemporary work. In somerespects it is more akin to…
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