moreor less unworthily to tastes which are looked uponas opposed to the dictates of common-sense andhardly consistent with a proper understanding ofhis responsibilities. The bare tolerance which hasbeen extended to him by his own people no longerirritates him ; and he is able to expand under… … PORCELAIN i66 dreams of what life in an artistic community mightbecome. But in another way the first taste of Japan actsas the strongest inducement for a repetition of anever-to-be-forgotten experience. The general loveof art there makes the country itself so paint-able that an artist is never at a…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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