details more convincing. He can suggestby his manner of treatment quite as much as heexpresses; and he can lead people on by appealingto their imagination to get a far surer grasp ofthe subject to which his illustrations refer. Thepersonal expression of the artists understandingand selective sense… … VOL. 62NO. 258 44Leice/ter Square LONDON -wcMonthly THE STUDIO EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, Sept. 15, 1914 THE PAINTINGS OF F. C. FRIESEKE. By E. A. Taylor. Nine Illustrations- ........ 159 WHAT 18 A GARDEN? By Thomas H. Mawson, Hon. A.R.I.B.A. Nine Illustrations • ....... a68 THE NATIONAL…
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