rilliancy of the eyes, are all rendered in a mostsatisfactory way. Any one who knows the eternalcapriciousness and restlessness of cats will appre-ciate the amount of patient study these drawingsrepresent. One characteristic of the cat may be fitly noticedin these columns. I refer to its apparent… … STCnV OF A CAT BY MRS. \V. CHANCE s OME RECENT BOOK-PLATES,MOSTLY PICTORIAL. BYGLEESON WHITE. If the modern pictorial ex libris hasnot quite realised the hopes it awakened,a yearor two ago, when a few artists first turned theirattention to designing book-plates, it is, evenat its average level, not…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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