olour held inshadows. It is easy to see that such vision wouldat last reach a refinement beyond the possibility ofbeing reflected in an accompanying developmentof skill: that a time would come for the reaction.Thus it is that we get the recovery from forbiddingaesthetics implied in… … • FLOWKR-PIEI F. I \\ Ill PAINTING BY W. H. B. KANKES permit ■>. II. Marchant and Co.) 93 Modern Flowcr-Paintiug of such quickly made disciples, but in the art of afew austere spirits, at the point where it departedfrom impressionism. In turning away a little fromnature, such art indicates an…
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