rudingthose tasty bits of colour with which he generallvtries to enliven nature, they will have one. Mr.Shackleton, whose picture The Island of Dreams weare illustrating, would perhaps considerably advancethe rate at which his reputation is growing by a littleself-restraint in the matter of colour.… … THE END OF THE CHAPTER BY P. WILSON STEERII9 The New English Art Club Geres A Hillside there is much of the same kindof success. Mr. Sargent in his Nonchaloir, while pretending tobe occupied with pose and distribution of drapery,has given us one of those delightful representationsof femininity with…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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