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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 261

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ughters standing, one on each side of him, and how in of a rare power in Art — that of successfully and discriminately representing their play they had torn their best clothes and “ wanted looking after.” the inward actuality and outward expression of mental thought and human The merits of the… … [y. Cooper. Engraved by'] POPE INTRODUCED TO DRVDEN. Court, Middle Temple, April, 1774,’ representing the motley group of real subjects do not commend themselves either to the eye or the mind. Neither the colour nor the features of the negro race can be associated with mourners on the death of…

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