e beautiful, notbecause they are good, but simply because theyare old. These things are elevated to a positionwhich they have no right to occupy, and the reasonis that the public, following a stupid fashion again,regards costliness, not beauty, as settling the standardof merit. There is the trouble… … ■•THE boat-house; from an OIL PAINTING BY A. J. MUNNINGS. A. J. Miiniiiiigs T II K IA I XTIXGS OF A. J.MUXXINGS. BY XORMAXGARSTIX. The painter of sporting subjects, at least thosein which the horse figures, has usually simpleconceptions of his aim. That he should representthe animal beloved of his…
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