large perspective and in sub-dued sombre tones that left a strong impression. Portraiture was here conspicuous by quantity aswell as quality. Count von Kalckreuths Portraitof a Boy stood, perhaps, foremost in its delicacyof perception and treatment, in that tender sym-pathy with boyhood that seems… … ■^ Some water-colours or gouache-likepaintings of Alt-Berlin have been334 FAREWELL. FROM AN ETCHING IN COLOURS BY 1IELA IETERS Studio- Talk
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