Theodore Child: Art and Criticism, Monographs and Studies[1]
PREFACE
The following monographs and studies have been collected and published in a volume in the hope that they may be of use and of interest to the many refined minds which are seeking guidance or confirmation in their theoretical or effective admiration of works of art. Their chief merit, supposing that they have merit at all, is the fact that they are free from verbiage. In art criticism, in the opinion of the writer, the qualities