ner in which the atmospheric (jualities areexpressed, and .Miss l->lias arrived at her best resultsby leaving out unimportant detail, and by aimingespecially at exactness of gradation and properbalance of light and dark. She is certainly a painterof open-air nature with a more than usually… … attracting both artists and the general public. HisUamkriii^^s in Italy, one iiundred and thirty-eight pictures lately on view at the Fine Art Society,were a most delightful series of [jersonal impressionsof picturescjue places. He is gifted with the happyinstinct to choose an unhackneyed point of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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