BRITISH WATER COLORS

Evening Star, Issue 14229, 1 December 1909, Page 2

BRITISH WATER COLORS

On Friday of thh week Messrs Park Kevnolns, Ltd., will submit to the choice of an Hovers a collection ot eight-.- wafer-color paintings by British artists whose names are *ti" a f i: ,nk ' C ?' 'T' 1 ' Mre Fletcher Johnston the vendor, has displayed taste in the selection ot this collection. The lar-cu ami most striking work in || lC catalogued a de-lict-tely-paiated and charming embodiment in color ot Ja-.nes Hogg's ' Bonnv Kilmenv ' th ■ pure maiden of ihn poem "• The Queen's Wake. Lexden L. I'ocock has done \v< work wonderfully well, and the paintiu" hj worthy ct any gallery. Buyers 4 sure to take a hkuig also to Arthur Sinker's beautiful vie?.- ot Windsor Can!" in the ,-- ,i,. autumn. Th; landscape work is t u |l""<v' brightness and the I rue English character May we aiso direct attention to th° merits of 'The Riimrose Bank." a fresh and vigorous bit of painting by Waller S <.-,c.", v These are. amongst the choicest works 'of t"f-7> catalogue, and there are manv otli'-c re-d'i-pood things, as, for cx-implo. L. y an t'otivers 'On the (."ana;." treated with uncommon cleverness: a well-painted Thamcs.view (>o. U) by Sigel B. Severn, whose ' Cruise.Squadron is also interesting; p. J \\ L \ ridge's 'On the Thames,' which is a' work o. good quality. ' Shoreham,' bv the =-ime artist: and 'A Stiff Breeze," perhaps the best ot Mr Aidri-Jges marine studies. Purchasers can hardly go wrong by selecting from thcollection.