McKay, William Darling, 1844-1924 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 452
ther insensible to the charm of its daughters, aswitness the flashing black eyes and comely features of his Molly Brierleys and Cushla Machrees. JMie techniquein his earliest Irish pictures recalls Lizars in its sharp con-tours and mosaic-like disposition of the various colours,though there is less… … < < u <>-^ in S -S 5 CQ u O 2 X - YOUNG MEN OF THE FORTIES 349 and more umbery, and a well conceived light and shadeveil the too pronounced divisions of his earlier colour-arrangements. This is exemplified in his diplomapicture, The Day after the Fair, in Molly Brier ley ^and • The…
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