mbler painters of por-traits, landscapes, and even of still-life enjoy en-during favour. Those who are fortunate enough to possess aninborn love of art will know that this love is akind of worship—not worship of persons, but of themanner in which the artists have recorded theirown joys, their… … the music-room LXIV. No. 263.—February 1915 BY L. CAMPBELL TAYLOR The Paintings of Leonard Campbell Taylor An unusual amount of high finish (for whichdreadful expression, reeking of french-polish, weapologise) first drew the critics and the publics atten-tion to the work of Leonard CampbellTaylor.…
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