ve art has beenenormous. Forone youth whopainted decently adozen years agothere are now ahundred. TheEnglishman, by virtue of his temperament, is able toadvance further than his teacher. The Gaul stopsat technique, the Englishman, generally an Idealist,adds to that good groundwork something of… … PORTRAIT OF THEMARCHIONESS OFGRANBY. BY J. J.SHANNON Charles Dana Gibson The average of the work at the Salons remain on alevel, that at the Academy rises with each exhibi-tion ; and, moreover, we have the encouragingspectacle of men like Sargent, Clausen and Abbeybeing admitted to the fold. Our…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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