DOI issue:
Nr. 182 (May 1908)
DOI article:Baldry, Alfred Lys: John Buxton Knight: an appreciation
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20777#0306
John Buxton Knight
“the hoppers, seal chart” by j. bdxton knight
(By special permission)
felt he could use this training to supply any defici-
encies of which he was conscious in his equipment,
without any fear of being turned from the course
which he had decided to pursue.
After spending two years in the Academy schools
he returned to his open-air work, and for the rest
of his life he strove in all sincerity to fulfil what he
held to be his mission in art. During some forty
years of continuous effort he built up a wonderful
series of pictures, landscapes, sea-paintings, and
coast subjects, with occasional studies of pastoral
life and a few portraits, in which were embodied
“THE LOCK” BY j. BUXTON KNIGHT
(By special permission)
287
“the hoppers, seal chart” by j. bdxton knight
(By special permission)
felt he could use this training to supply any defici-
encies of which he was conscious in his equipment,
without any fear of being turned from the course
which he had decided to pursue.
After spending two years in the Academy schools
he returned to his open-air work, and for the rest
of his life he strove in all sincerity to fulfil what he
held to be his mission in art. During some forty
years of continuous effort he built up a wonderful
series of pictures, landscapes, sea-paintings, and
coast subjects, with occasional studies of pastoral
life and a few portraits, in which were embodied
“THE LOCK” BY j. BUXTON KNIGHT
(By special permission)
287