Illustrated notes upon the pictures in the Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, 1880. . NEVILLE, H. G. There is much to be commended in all the work ofMr. Neville. The portrait of himself, as Charles Surface,103, is good. Of the three landscapes, The View in Wales,. *&&*& 106 106, is the best. In this the drawing is careful, thedistances well preserved, and the colour clear and View in Holland, 5, suffers from its rather high-toned sky, otherwise it has merit. 84, In the Highlands,is very good, the distant light is carefully managed ; theforeground is, perhaps, a little too sombre in tone. 30
Illustrated notes upon the pictures in the Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, 1880. . NEVILLE, H. G. There is much to be commended in all the work ofMr. Neville. The portrait of himself, as Charles Surface,103, is good. Of the three landscapes, The View in Wales,. *&&*& 106 106, is the best. In this the drawing is careful, thedistances well preserved, and the colour clear and View in Holland, 5, suffers from its rather high-toned sky, otherwise it has merit. 84, In the Highlands,is very good, the distant light is carefully managed ; theforeground is, perhaps, a little too sombre in tone. 30 OCONNOR, JOHN. This gentleman is an artist of high merit, and as a scene-painter he ranks among the first. He has sent a number ofspecimens of his work, of which, Crossing the Brook, 122,copied from Turner, for the act-drop of the St. Jamess Theatre,is the best. There is a clever bit of distemper painting
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