Painters And Painting
Painters And Painting
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And Mr. Dewint's drawings ? — " Mr. De- wint, " as Henry Vaughan used always to say to me in talking of him — ^what is to be the fate of these works ? The large and laboured things — ^the things which ought not to have been done in water colour at all, — the immense " Nottinghams, " and one knows not what else, tortured, tortured, till all the life has gone out of them — they must please those only who demand the painful evidence of labour, and not its dexterous suppression. But Dewint's sketch...es, whilst they preserve their colour fairly intact (Dewint's grey skies have a horrible trick of getting reddish, because, under exposure to the light, only the Indian red remains, and the cobalt-blue, that he united with it to make grey, quite vanishes) they, whilst successfully preserved, will de- WATER COLOURS 137 light the lovers of a masterly simplicity, of the attainment of an aim seen clearly from the fii'st, and rapidly reached. There is nothing very romantic — still less is there a suggestion of the pretty — in the sketches of Dewint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mr. Dewint's drawings ? — " Mr. De- wint, " as Henry Vaughan used always to say to me in talking of him — ^what is to be the fate of these works ? The large and laboured things — ^the things which ought not to have been done in water colour at all, — the immense " Nottinghams, " and one knows not what else, tortured, tortured, till all the life has gone out of them — they must please those only who demand the painful evidence of labour, and not its dexterous suppression. But Dewint's sketch...es, whilst they preserve their colour fairly intact (Dewint's grey skies have a horrible trick of getting reddish, because, under exposure to the light, only the Indian red remains, and the cobalt-blue, that he united with it to make grey, quite vanishes) they, whilst successfully preserved, will de- WATER COLOURS 137 light the lovers of a masterly simplicity, of the attainment of an aim seen clearly from the fii'st, and rapidly reached. There is nothing very romantic — still less is there a suggestion of the pretty — in the sketches of Dewint.
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