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... Master of the Institution . " So in December 1789 the reviewer of Pasquin's Poems in the European Magazine1 , opening his " Anecdotes of the Author , " more properly than he knew , for Williams ' life had been and was always to be a ...
... Master of the Institution . " So in December 1789 the reviewer of Pasquin's Poems in the European Magazine1 , opening his " Anecdotes of the Author , " more properly than he knew , for Williams ' life had been and was always to be a ...
Page 119
... Master so intensely as if they believed that it was poffible , for an eminent Painter to be fuperior to Nature ... Masters , the habit of giving dignity to infignificance and grace to rufticity : he has more analogy in his labours with ...
... Master so intensely as if they believed that it was poffible , for an eminent Painter to be fuperior to Nature ... Masters , the habit of giving dignity to infignificance and grace to rufticity : he has more analogy in his labours with ...
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... master of his time , fhould have his works fo imperfectly copied , as to be nearly worthlefs , and that fuch men as Mr. Weft , Mr. Hamilton , & c . fhould have their works fo brilliantly executed , as frequently to envelope the original ...
... master of his time , fhould have his works fo imperfectly copied , as to be nearly worthlefs , and that fuch men as Mr. Weft , Mr. Hamilton , & c . fhould have their works fo brilliantly executed , as frequently to envelope the original ...
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Doughty William | 13 |
Hagarty James 1920 | 19 |
Williams John Michael | 23 |
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admiration affociation Angelo appears Artiſts Barrymore beauty beſt character colouring compofition confequence confiderable copy criticism defigns defire died drawing Dublin eminent England engraver eſtabliſhed faid fame fancy fatire feems feen fenfes fent feveral fhall fhould fince fingular firſt fituation fociety fome fpirit ftatuary ftudied fubject fublime fuccefs fuch fufficiently genius gentleman grace hiftorical himſelf honor houfe houſe idea imagination inftance Ireland John King labours lady landſcape lefs leſs London Lord LOUTHERBOURG manner maſter merit mind miniature painter moft moſt muſt NATHANIEL DANCE native nature neceffary never Nicholas Poussin obferve occafionally painter in oils painting Pasquin pencil perfon picture poffeffed polite arts portrait painter practifed prefent principal profeffional Profeffor pupil purpoſes refided Royal Academicians Royal Academy satire ſchool ſeveral ſhe Sir Joshua Reynolds ſtate ſtudied tafte Theatre theſe Thespis thofe thoſe Titian truth underſtanding vulgar WARREN HASTINGS Wathen Weft WEST whofe WILLIAM WYNNE RYLAND Williams