The Complete Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, First President of the Royal Academy: With an Original Memoir, and Anecdotes of the Author : in Three VolumesT. M'Lean, 1824 |
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Side xxi
... equal to Raffaelle . Such , indeed , was the popularity of this artist , that when Mr. Reynolds was about to leave England for the Mediterranean , his noble patron , Lord Mount Edgecumbe , particularly requested him to become a pupil of ...
... equal to Raffaelle . Such , indeed , was the popularity of this artist , that when Mr. Reynolds was about to leave England for the Mediterranean , his noble patron , Lord Mount Edgecumbe , particularly requested him to become a pupil of ...
Side xxii
... equal judgment and self - control ; for the opposite course was the one commonly pursued by foreign students ; who , though they did not thereby improve their talents , certainly found it for their interest , in other respects , to copy ...
... equal judgment and self - control ; for the opposite course was the one commonly pursued by foreign students ; who , though they did not thereby improve their talents , certainly found it for their interest , in other respects , to copy ...
Side lxxvi
... equal to the greatest masters of the renowned ages . In portrait he went beyond them ; for he communicated to that description of the art , in which English artists are the most engaged , a variety , a fancy , and a dignity derived from ...
... equal to the greatest masters of the renowned ages . In portrait he went beyond them ; for he communicated to that description of the art , in which English artists are the most engaged , a variety , a fancy , and a dignity derived from ...
Side lxxxviii
... equal to Michel Angelo in sublimity of historic design and dignity of expression . One anecdote of this strange man gives a striking proof of his excessive vanity and brutality . The late Duke of Northumberland wishing to patronize a ...
... equal to Michel Angelo in sublimity of historic design and dignity of expression . One anecdote of this strange man gives a striking proof of his excessive vanity and brutality . The late Duke of Northumberland wishing to patronize a ...
Side 9
... equals only that he catches the fire of emulation . One advantage , I will venture to affirm , we shall have in our Academy , which no other nation can boast . We shall have nothing to unlearn . To this praise the present race of ...
... equals only that he catches the fire of emulation . One advantage , I will venture to affirm , we shall have in our Academy , which no other nation can boast . We shall have nothing to unlearn . To this praise the present race of ...
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