eyond the mere arrangingof plain facts that he is striving after—some touchof poetry, romance, or drama, some quality ofdecoration or some manifestation of his aestheticperception of natures meaning. The subject isonly a framework which he fills up and overlays ;it is the premise upon which he… … THE TOWER OF LONDON (WATER-COLOUR) (By /■amission oj the Fine Art Society)go BY ALBERT GOODWIN, R.W.S.
Art · Decoration and ornament
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