Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... colours , on fuch cloths as Lely used : but after his death , he foon fell into a flighter manner , which was more agreeable to his † genius and inclination , and invented the cold grey - coloured cloths , ⚫on which he established his ...
... colours , on fuch cloths as Lely used : but after his death , he foon fell into a flighter manner , which was more agreeable to his † genius and inclination , and invented the cold grey - coloured cloths , ⚫on which he established his ...
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... colours in perfection , then , I think , it can be no longer doubted , but that from them might be made all the various colours in nature . Let us fee Pliny's words ; they are in the feventh chapter of his thirty - fifth book of Natural ...
... colours in perfection , then , I think , it can be no longer doubted , but that from them might be made all the various colours in nature . Let us fee Pliny's words ; they are in the feventh chapter of his thirty - fifth book of Natural ...
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... colours , but even the tints of a tolerable carnation , or flesh colour : much lefs , that out of them the antients made all their teints . • - However , notwithstanding his ignorance of the fubject on which he has taken upon him to ...
... colours , but even the tints of a tolerable carnation , or flesh colour : much lefs , that out of them the antients made all their teints . • - However , notwithstanding his ignorance of the fubject on which he has taken upon him to ...
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... colours than the four juft mentioned by Pliny ? That Apelles fometimes painted with brighter colours , may furely be inferred from what the fame Pliny fays . Speaking of that great artist , he informs us§ , that when his pictures were ...
... colours than the four juft mentioned by Pliny ? That Apelles fometimes painted with brighter colours , may furely be inferred from what the fame Pliny fays . Speaking of that great artist , he informs us§ , that when his pictures were ...
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... colours , did not offend the eye of the fpectator ; for the varnish gave to thefe exceeding florid colours a certain mellow- ness and folemnity , & c . - We may likewife remember , that even before the goth Olympiad . Polignotus || the ...
... colours , did not offend the eye of the fpectator ; for the varnish gave to thefe exceeding florid colours a certain mellow- ness and folemnity , & c . - We may likewife remember , that even before the goth Olympiad . Polignotus || the ...
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