icalimpressions. Of course the interest here is lesswith the method than with the success in re-cording something that will evoke again forothers impressions similar to those received frommusic. The classical instance of such successwas Beardsleys illustration to the Ballade III.of Chopin, but in… … chCiuz* ■ / (By special permission of Messrs.\Vm. Marchant and Co.) DUKE STREET, CHELSEA. FROM ANETCHING BY WALTER GREAVES Studio-Talk very spirit of things—the meaning that rests be-neath the surface which music so easily reveals. The Leicester Galleries have been holding anexhibition of…
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