rance ofmasculine power and also select subjects demand-ing forceful treatment solely for that purpose.But an affected virility of this kind is a doubtfulmerit in a woman artist, and is apt to leave animpression of insincerity. No objection of this nature can be urged againstthe work of Mrs. A. M.… … THE lESTIVAI. lion; DKAWING KY A\KR1I. M. to acknowledge that both in choice of subjects andin her interpretation of them, feminine traits aredominant, and in truth no Httle of the charm whichmuch of her work undoubtedly possesses is dueto the frankly feminine sentiment by which it is per-vaded.…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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