s that the great painter — moreoften, perhaps, than the men of other arts—con-tinues to the end gaining in power and beauty,but it would be difficult to find a case whichmore strikingly exemplifies the fact than that ofthese works. There is no shadow of doubt thatso long as the art of painting… … OF MRS. PATTISON BY W. Q. ORCHARDSON, R.A. (Bypermission of Robert rattison, Esq.)
Art · Decoration and ornament
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