Not that there is any kinship betweenthe two, either in their choice of subject or in theirmanner of seeing and admiring Nature. Thesimilarity consists rather in a certain way of lookingat things and painting them, common to both; acertain gift of amalgamation—a capacity for melt-ing, as it were,… … THE MO.\T, TOKIU FROM .X PAINTING liV PERCY STUKDICK i6s Some Pictttres at the New Ga/tery for the beauties of light and shade—in a word, lessof a painter, and perhaps less of an artist too, forhis pictures have not the same penetrating effect asMr. Wattss. The latter appears to be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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