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Letter
from G.F. Watts to J.M. Cameron, undated, giving an assessment
of her photographs and advising her to study the technique of
David Wilkie Wynfield. |
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interest of
Art & also because I know you must turn your labour &
expense into some pecuniary advantage I criticise & I am
sure that you should now turn all your attention to the object
of producing pictures free from those defects which are purely
the result of careless, or imperfect manipulation, it is most
especially with reference to the sale of your Photographs that
this is so important. Artists & very great lovers of the
highest qualities of Art may not & perhaps do not care. Though
the greatest art is ever the most perfect |
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