Nevinson, less natively talented, restlessly paints himself in a variety of styles.
天赋较低的Nevinson坚持不懈地把自己画成各种各样的风格。
经济学人-文艺
Nevinson soon creates kinetic, disorienting images of the modern world—trains, bridges, dance halls—that convey speed and distraction.
Nevinson很快创作出现代世界有生机的、迷惘的形象——火车、桥梁、舞厅——传达了速度和娱乐。
经济学人 Culture
Thomas Nevinson's days in the British Secret Service are over.
托马斯内文森在英国特勤局的日子结束了。
经济学人 Culture
He saw Thomas Nevinson as a companion piece to its predecessor, but it is a better novel.
他将 Thomas Nevinson 视为其前身的姊妹篇,但它是一部更好的小说。
经济学人-文艺
Nevinson's stark, stylised images of soldiers, bombed buildings and the wounded have become a poignant record of the Great War, alongside Nash's desolate landscapes.
Those who prefer their espionage thrillers lean and taut may be put off by this hulking tome, but like the stories in Marius's bravura trilogy Your Face Tomorrow, Thomas Nevinson is a different kind of spy novel.