such scenes.” The remark applies with equal force to his ‘ Hay¬ pursuit, backed by a belt of trees and hedges ; beyond which is makers,’ in the Academy exhibition of 1862. spread out the open country, more or less undulating, till it melts It is so rare an occurrence to find a picture by any one of… … Drawn and Eng} aved by\ open country. [J . and G. P. Nickolh. and sometimes too obtrusively to be in perfect harmony with all pictures of this highly-gifted family of artists, why it is that they their surroundings — against the deep azure of the heavens. The all persevere in running in the same…
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