McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 322
wing, is suggestive of j)hotography both in landscapeand figures. The figure-pictures differ ; the former beingfull of positive colour, whilst the latter is in a scheme ofgrey-greens on a light sky, emphasised by the dark-robedfigure of the poet-priest. The St. John, though not ex-hibited till… … o H M T-l ^ ,__, u, <5 ^ O < oi *-H tL, < ■^ y; I—( en 2: o 2i =c: > < 0 Q oi >< uQ ►J< 0 5 S ►J a < z T^ t_^ 0 J < ^ > 03 ~ Q r- < X w J A \ £ DAVID SCOTT AND WILLIAM DYCE 253 again and worked on seven years later. The probabilityis that its fuller colour and…
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