The Quarterly Review, Volumen120John Murray, 1866 |
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... portrait to every two days . His facility was not even then at its height . ' He took , ' said Fuseli , ' infinite ... portraits fol- lowed each other renders more surprising the variety of his designs , which would be supposed to have ...
... portrait to every two days . His facility was not even then at its height . ' He took , ' said Fuseli , ' infinite ... portraits fol- lowed each other renders more surprising the variety of his designs , which would be supposed to have ...
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... portraits of Reynolds must often have been carped at by these callous and conceited pedants , and he could not have been sorry for an oppor- tunity to expose their incapacity and destroy their authority . At the interval of three weeks ...
... portraits of Reynolds must often have been carped at by these callous and conceited pedants , and he could not have been sorry for an oppor- tunity to expose their incapacity and destroy their authority . At the interval of three weeks ...
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... portraits of Dutchmen . The question remained , why a figure for which no living counterpart could be found should be a truer embodiment of general nature than a figure which was borrowed from nature itself ; and this question he ...
... portraits of Dutchmen . The question remained , why a figure for which no living counterpart could be found should be a truer embodiment of general nature than a figure which was borrowed from nature itself ; and this question he ...
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... portraits . Nor had he any cause to employ artifice to win their favour . His commissions were already too numerous for his rapid hand to execute , and conscious that he was without a rival , he trusted , we may be confident , to the ...
... portraits . Nor had he any cause to employ artifice to win their favour . His commissions were already too numerous for his rapid hand to execute , and conscious that he was without a rival , he trusted , we may be confident , to the ...
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... portraits were unfinished for which he would have received the money the moment they were sent home . When his pictures were not paid for he sat down quietly under the loss . He used to say that he could not dun persons for debts whom ...
... portraits were unfinished for which he would have received the money the moment they were sent home . When his pictures were not paid for he sat down quietly under the loss . He used to say that he could not dun persons for debts whom ...
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