han that of Mr. Dyson,who depicts him with lustful, swollen, cheeks. Mr.1 )yson draws boldly and fiercely, contempt and angerrather than mockery stimulating his pen. Pen andink is his medium, and he has apparently made ex-haustive experiments to use it on a large scalewith an immense variety of… … BOOKPLATE BY C. F. A. VOVSEV history of war pictures as an original and arrestingthing. In the other canvases the same ends arepursued without quite so much success. TheCannonade shows the greatest care in pattern ofcolour as well as of form ; and it is when Mr. Strangis working in the abstract…
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