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MR. EDWIN NOBLE

not a definite purpose, and which did not contribute something to that completeness of representation that he was striving to secure.

The colours which Mr. Noble uses for general work are cobalt, French ultramarine, olive green, aureolin, yellow ochre, raw sienna, and light red; and for brighter effects Chinese vermilion, madder lake, Antwerp blue, neutral tint, lemon yellow, Hooker's green, No. 2, and occasionally emerald green. He avoids Chinese white.

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