Baldry, A. L. (Alfred Lys), 1858-1939 · London, New York : Goupil · leaf 113
orwhat was most appropriate in picture painting,and he evolved a technical svstem which wasin manv respects peculiar to himself. It isthis extremelv personal atmosphere in his workthat renders it so fascinating; his style was anatural growth, and not the outcome of carefulstudy of recognised… … of his composition, the silvery delicacy of hiscolour, and the sensitiveness of his handling,make an almost perfect combination which isthe more convincing as it seems to be purelyspontaneous. It is fortunate that both of these portraits— of Mrs. Robinson, ixnd Miss Haverjield,—should embody all…
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