McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 378
sh,which, in the hands of its abler exponents, renders themethod so interesting. In such pictures as Montrose andMary, Queen of Scots—both at the Mound—the carefulmodelling and laboured character of the numerous headsfurnish but another instance of how impossible the finershades of expression are… … < O oi 75 DO W QZ o s :3 PHILLIP AND DRUMMOND 295 fusion of scale, and clumsy drawing of men and horses—in the unpleasant juxtaposition of colours and the inco-herence of its lightsome setting with the blackness anddensity below. It is pleasant to turn from such a pictureto the simpler James I.…
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