self in any conscious imitation of style orsubjtct, but in a similar temperamental love of like ts <>f nature, with imaginative understandingof their moods and mysteries, and a cognate yearningto express their poetry in pictorial visions. Writingof the Barbizon master long ago, that fine… … moonrisf. ( The property of Sir Ernest Sehiff) On IAIN t ING iiykkfji STRATTON Fred Stratton foliage speak by the supernatural apparition ofnymphs and fauns, even as the bard believeshe hears the voices of spirits in the whisperof winds passing through the trees. But thesefigures, whether those of…
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