sion is generally, therefore, an unfavour-able one on seeing so many mediocre or at anyrate second-rate paintings. But we must guardagainst taking too general or too superficial aview ; here, as elsewhere, we must take thetrouble to search out the good things, andcertainly for those who will put… … ■ THE RIVER MOlTH ( The property of Mrs. Waller /ones. —See preceding article) BY EDWIN ALEX AM EK thinking, in the presence of paintings by foreignartists. The British, American, and Spanishschools were for the most part represented by worksof originality which afforded a welcome relief to…
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