McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 346
pronoimced mannerisms. He never got rid of the con-ventional treatment of foliage practised by the Nasmythsand earlier painters : witness A Loidand River and hisdiploma work Evening at the Mound. Fraser says that inpainting his trees and foreground he used largely a goosequill sable. So long as the… … :S c u vfi < J . o < X X /C o w --^ o J 5 u a ^ J s o ^ S DAVID ROBERTS 271 considering the nature of his subjects. His way of ex-pressing mountain and water, especially still water, some-times verges on the spurious. Palgraves phrase aboutLoch Achray, shown at Manchester in 1857— it is…
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