McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 388
ts it in the delightful vivacity of the handling.R. L. Stevenson said of Boughs painting that it was anact of dashing conduct, like the capture of a fort in war.Like the rattle of beaten drums, it may not touch theemotions, but it stirs the blood. A more important version of the same… … o o <;; y. 2 •/J d <; ^ ^ ^ ai c ? 1— c2 •^ 1 Q Y. u D A 7} 2!O LATER LANDSCAPE 303 The subjects are drawn from many diiFerent localities,and deal with every variety of atmospheric effect: TheBass RocTi in a Storm; Edinburgh from the Canal;The Ih-ove at Sunrise; Cattle Crossing the Sohcay…
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