International studio (40.1910)

Studio-Talk

At the annual exhibi-
tion of the club recently
held here and at Mon-
treal, Mr. Horatio Walker
showed perhaps the most
impressive landscape of
the exhibition in his Oxen
Drinking, here repro-
duced. His Evening, lie
d'Orleans revealed an ex-
quisite treatment of moon-
light, and the shadow
tones were remarkable for
their luminous depth.
Mr. Homer Watson had
a large but uneven exhibit.
It was refreshing to turn
to his two pictures, The

"the broken field" by homer watson Ravine Farm and The

Broken Field, with their

some cases for the first time for many years. It is spontaneity and their freshness and lightness of
thoroughly representative of all that is best and handling from the somewhat harsh mannerism of
most progressive in present-day Canadian art. some of his other work, but throughout his whole

the harvest field "
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by franklin brownell