much thatdeserves to be dismissedas wholly incompetent.Most of the contributorsseem to have tried to dothe best of which theyare capable, and as theexhibition includes con-siderably less works thanPusual, the result is thatthe show is reasonably satisfying technicallyand more than ordinarily… … A WREATH OF ROSES. BY SIR GEORGE FRAMPTON, R.A. is accompanied by some reduction of quality,the ambitious and inspired works are few, andthe rank and file stuff is rather commonplaceand unattractive. In the picture galleries the interest is wellapportioned between the different types…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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