tion Orchardson. Think of his tenuoussubtlety translated into flimsy fatuity, his goldentones faded to vacuous browns and yellows, hisdainty drawing reduced to indeterminate sketchi-ness! And this would almost certainly be theresult of such an attempt to follow the master.His genius compelled him… … PORTRAIT OF W. Q. ORCHARDSON, R.A. L. No. 208.—July, 1910. 1IY TOM GRAHAM87 Sir William Quillev Orchardson, R.A. greatly by the multitude. And that this is so is notwholly to be explained by the fact that he choseoften to portray scenes of a dramatic or sentimentalorder. Other men have painted…
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