ture caught in an aspect full oftender associations, flooded with delectable colour,and yet withal novel, because no man has pre-sented it to us thus before. Mr. Dows distinction has no aid from eccen-tricity ; it is not the result of any artful caprice,but is due entirely to an absorbing passion… … STUDV OF wiirn-; limes BY T. MILLIli DOW 49 The Work of T. Millie Dow through Ills own .senses, and not filtered tlirough art as a whole must move on, striking new conven- the eyes and hands of any school or group of tions out of the mints of fancy. The conventions workers whatever. The old masters…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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