erting itself. If Mr. H.Granville Fell can withstand the most insidiousdisease that besets a painter—early and widespreadapproval, there is nothing he may not do; but thepremature fame so freely bestowed to-day is theworst enemy an artist has to face, and as dozensof examples prove, one which very… … the work throughout. The colouring is harmoniousand original, the stitches employed are bold, andthe designs freely and pleasantly interpreted. Onecould wish that they were not almost entirelycopies, or re-arrangements of old motives ; evenwhen they forsake precedent they are merely well-
Art · Decoration and ornament
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