e illustration, p. 76). Mr. Gibson has also a keen eye for the purelypathetic. One of the best cartoons in the bookshows a dinner-table. At the head of it stands anold gentleman proposing a toast, a toast to thewomen he has known and loved, a shadowy crowd,that rise before his closed eyes, in… … < J^. O Ti n !^ Pi o w Uh > < Z i y. < Q y, H rr: D u H O W > H H M 7JJ W ^ K w < H E cii H « li) Charles Dana Gibson monopolises Mr. Gibsons humorous and senti-mental outlook; and his humour, his point ofview, is really almost as characteristic as his tech-nique, His technique,…
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