ion by becoming blatantlyaggressive in style or they lapse into careless-ness of handling as a consequence of their lackof artistic purpose. And there is no hope thatthey will improve until artists realise that inthis exceedingly important walk of art the moststrenuous attention must be given to… … THE JOCKEY. from the oil paintingsy WILLIAM ORPEN. A.R.A.. R.H.A. William Orpen, A.R.A., R.H.A. T HE PAINTINGS OF WILLIAMORPEN, A.R.A., R.H.A. BY C. H.COLLINS BAKER. Mr. Orpen has never visibly been troubled byone of the questions, at least, that embarrass somany painters : the question of what is…
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