thetic feeling towards allbranches of his own art. Sometimes we meet withan artist whose being is so saturated with artisticsensibility that we wonder how he came to devotehimself exclusively to one art. Maurice Greiffen-hagen supplies a case in point, and in truth his ownlife-work, though confined… … DOROTHY AND ANGELA RIDER HAGGARD IX. No. 46.—January, 1897. FROM A TAINTING BY MAURICE GREIFFENHAGEN Maurice Greiffenhageii beautiful country in which we live, and listening tooutpourings expressive of his intense feeling for itsloveliness, have wondered whether in landscapepainting he would find…
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