ctin his life, and except for about a twelvemonth inChelsea, has never had a studio. From kit-cat toseven-foot canvas, they are all painted in the openair, every touch from Nature. In many cases thepainter has not seen his works under a roof untilthe varnishing day at the Royal Academy. When… … {By fermissioii of Charles Gallnvay, Etq ) GATHERING WATERCRESSFROM A PAINTING BV IT. II.LA THAXGUE \ I //. //. La T/nn/i^iie and //is Jlu))k have lo be allowed for and corrected. The difli-culty is enormous, and it is still further increasedby the need for keeping to a consistent technique.The…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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