lf-confidence might standin her way. In Munich,t someof that solid mannerwhich she had acqifrom her father, and fellinto that mode of ex-pression which lays moreon effect than oncharacterisation. By virtue of the quality indicated by Henner when he said, // y <i presque trap dexpression she was… … PORTRAIT OF FRAU VAN VISSCHER BY TONY VAN ALPHEN more rarely, to render the sterner character-istics of some man of note. In a word shepossessed all the qualifications fitting her tobecome the painter of Society, and in theend—in fact, not many days ago—of Queen\\ llhelmina herself. If the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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