A reply to an attack made by one of Whistler's biographers on a pupil of Whistler, Mr. Walter Greaves, and his works
A 1911 London pamphlet by Charles Lang Freer, printed by A. Eccles & Son, replying to a critic of Whistler's pupil Walter Greaves and defending his paintings. The pictures are rotated halftone reproductions of Greaves's Thames views, mostly riverside buildings, bridges and moonlit water in soft grey tones, plus a close study of a balcony with willow leaves over a railing, offering a designer tonal values and atmospheric night-scene compositions.
