h appeal tohis selective sense as being mostagreeably natural and mostwholesomely suggestive. He doesnot waste his fine powers uponincidents which are neither im-portant in themselves nor capableof being given a setting thatmakes them interesting. Hisgroups of peasants or fisher-folk,his happy…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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