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Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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PORTRAIT BUST IN PLASTER
OF PROF. EDWARD DRINKER COPE
BY EUGENE CASTELLO
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Shown al Ihe Frank Rehn Gallery
CORAL
BY HELEN M. TURNER

In the Galleries

aspects. Grandiose mountain scenery and the
tranquillity of English rural life, the imaginative
setting of mythological subjects and the broad
expanse of London, the imposing grandeur of
Norham Castle and the homely picturesqueness
of a barnyard, the tragedy of the Deluge and the
activities of flounder fishermen—these and other
contrasts may be found in these prints. They
constitute a play upon the whole octave of emo-
tions that may be sounded in the soul of man by
the beauties and moods and associations of land-
scape. There are points of interest here for many
minds, for many view-points.
From the technical standpoint, the Liber is of
the highest interest in its subtle and delicate
gradations. It represents the most extensive use
ever made of mezzotint for landscape art. The
controlling influence which Turner exercised on
mezzotinters appears in proofs with written and
drawn corrections in pencil by Turner. Some of
the subjects, indeed, were wholly mezzotinted by

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