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But though deterred for the time, Mr. Gleig's passion had its way in the end; for
when the work of M. Brialmont, a Belgian officer, appeared to him (after the
Duke's death) to steer between the ' wild ' criticisms of French, and the ' not less
wild ...
But though deterred for the time, Mr. Gleig's passion had its way in the end; for
when the work of M. Brialmont, a Belgian officer, appeared to him (after the
Duke's death) to steer between the ' wild ' criticisms of French, and the ' not less
wild ...
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The criticism is a mistake. Titian, Vandyke, and Reynolds did not gain their pre-
eminence because they were great flatterers, but because they were great
painters. Nor in ennobling countenances were they influenced by the sordid
object of ...
The criticism is a mistake. Titian, Vandyke, and Reynolds did not gain their pre-
eminence because they were great flatterers, but because they were great
painters. Nor in ennobling countenances were they influenced by the sordid
object of ...
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No refutation was required. An accusation which is unsupported by a tittle of
trustworthy evidence is simply slander. Most of the criticism which has been
directed against the Discourses themselves appears to us to be unimportant or
unsound.
No refutation was required. An accusation which is unsupported by a tittle of
trustworthy evidence is simply slander. Most of the criticism which has been
directed against the Discourses themselves appears to us to be unimportant or
unsound.
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The critic confounds the recommendation to study the great masters with the
recommendation to become a painter of the same class of pictures. The doctrine
of Reynolds was that those ' who knew their profession from principles could
apply ...
The critic confounds the recommendation to study the great masters with the
recommendation to become a painter of the same class of pictures. The doctrine
of Reynolds was that those ' who knew their profession from principles could
apply ...
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The rough criticisms of Reynolds were the occasional outbreaks of irritation, but
the caustic sarcasms of Northcote were the deliberate habit of his mind, charge
charge. Romney was a person of morbid sensitiveness. A hostile 132 Life of Sir ...
The rough criticisms of Reynolds were the occasional outbreaks of irritation, but
the caustic sarcasms of Northcote were the deliberate habit of his mind, charge
charge. Romney was a person of morbid sensitiveness. A hostile 132 Life of Sir ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen120 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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