The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 420
... picture . Haydon approved of the pewter basin very much . - 5th , Painted from ten till four , and put into my little picture the small ship on the chair , and finished the floor and the small pieces of wood upon it . — 7th , Began to ...
... picture . Haydon approved of the pewter basin very much . - 5th , Painted from ten till four , and put into my little picture the small ship on the chair , and finished the floor and the small pieces of wood upon it . — 7th , Began to ...
Page 421
... picture in that Exhibition , more carefully studied by the connoisseurs , more loudly praised by learned and unlearned . But when we are invited , however slily , to believe that it is quite in the nature of the Royal Academy , as a ...
... picture in that Exhibition , more carefully studied by the connoisseurs , more loudly praised by learned and unlearned . But when we are invited , however slily , to believe that it is quite in the nature of the Royal Academy , as a ...
Page 421
... picture in that Exhibition , more carefully studied by the connoisseurs , more loudly praised by learned and unlearned . But when we are invited , however slily , to believe that it is quite in the nature of the Royal Academy , as a ...
... picture in that Exhibition , more carefully studied by the connoisseurs , more loudly praised by learned and unlearned . But when we are invited , however slily , to believe that it is quite in the nature of the Royal Academy , as a ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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