Mr. Herkomer and Mr. Pennell.
PROFESSOR HERKOMER defends the use of Photography for the engraver's purposes, and clearly thinks that what TENNYSON ought to have written, in Locksley Hall, was—
"And the thoughts of men are widened by a Process of the Sun's."
He also comforts himself with the reflection that being called over the coals in the National Observer, is one of the PENNELL-ties of success.