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Page 100
... Picture Gal- leries have open- ed for the Winter Exhibitions with the most startling unanimity . Ima- gine the state of limp lassitude in which the art critics were lost last Saturday week after five or six private views ! The Institute ...
... Picture Gal- leries have open- ed for the Winter Exhibitions with the most startling unanimity . Ima- gine the state of limp lassitude in which the art critics were lost last Saturday week after five or six private views ! The Institute ...
Page 130
... pictures ' " for the " leading literary journal , " I wonder ? I saw that there was in that journal the other day a criti- cism of a picture by NICOLL , at WALLIS'S Exhibition - said picture being only in the catalogue , not having been ...
... pictures ' " for the " leading literary journal , " I wonder ? I saw that there was in that journal the other day a criti- cism of a picture by NICOLL , at WALLIS'S Exhibition - said picture being only in the catalogue , not having been ...
Page 136
... picture in the book- " Substance and Shadow , " a vivid realisation of a reflection on water which has never been surpassed . ' King Pippin " is another charming picture in which the child's figure proves that MR . PINWELL is capable of ...
... picture in the book- " Substance and Shadow , " a vivid realisation of a reflection on water which has never been surpassed . ' King Pippin " is another charming picture in which the child's figure proves that MR . PINWELL is capable of ...
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