endence of mind or breadth ofjudgment, he is discredited at once. He is re-tained, in fact, as an advocate, and he must notsay anything that is not set down in his brief: hemust consider the interests of his clients, not thoseof art. The public, not understanding the innerworkings of modern… … 2P < < C3 o E. A. IValtou, R.S.A. T HE RECENT PAINTINGS OFE. A. WALTON, R.S.A. BY A.STODART WALKER. An article from the erudite pen of Mr. James L.Caw, the gifted Curator of the National Galleriesof Scotland, dealing with the work of Mr. Waltonappeared in The Studio of August 1902.…
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