nting the Sussexwoodlands, and interpreting in beautiful picturesthe emotions their lovely witcheries have aroused inhim, when the lambent joy and glory of sunlight orthe stilly twilight has transfigured the trees andthe glades, peoplingthem with exquisite fantasies.For never were our English… … OIL PAINTING the Dryad. Look at the original and fascinatingForest Ecstasy, reproduced here—this is as genuinean inspiration as any that painter ever put uponcanvas. Let his own words describe its origin. It is an attempt to arouse the emotion that jlfelt when standing under the trees on a…
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