s. Men of very dissimilaresthetic convictions agreed in regarding him as apainter of exceptional ability, and as one whonever disappointed his admirers: he became akind of recognised institution in the art world,occupying a place apart from the mass of his con-temporaries, and he had a solid and… … 87 Edward J. Gregory, R.A. art seriously, and his name at least is known tothe crowd as that of an artist whom the expertscount as of no ordinary importance. This, however, is scarcely the position to whichhis work is entitled, or the one which it is likely tooccupy in the near future. Vagaries of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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