able in execution. If his only idea is toshow how clever he is, there is no hope that hewill ever arrive at excellence. He may achievenotoriety by following the fashion of fussy elabora-tion or by adopting the affectation of exaggeratedsimplicity, but he will never rank among the artistswho count,… … *3IP }lalter IV. Russell T HE PAINTINGS OF WALTERW. RUSSELL. BY C. H.COLLINS BAKER. Readers of The Studio lately have had oppor-tunity to make out something as to the nature anddevelopment of Wilson Steers and Mr. HenryTonks art. It seems but the ordered sequencethat a similar opportunity should…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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