curve,diminishing in width as itreceded in the distance,eventually being lost tosight behind the shoulderof a hill. The fields, houses andorchards below my feetformed an interestingdesign, and the ruins ofthe magnificent Abbeyshone in the afternoon sun-shine, which bathed thewhole valley in that… … •CHEPSTOW CASTLE, ON THE WYE. FROM THE WATER-COLOUR DRAWING BY ALFRED EAST. A.R.A.. P.R.B.A. Tintern and the Wye as a Sketching Ground even that superb poet could not express—beautiesof conjunction of form and colour to which nonebut the art of the landscape painter could dojustice. Leaving this…
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