Dublin Explorations And Reflections
Dublin Explorations And Reflections
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Millais' picture, which shows us three graceful English girls dressed in crinolines and playing cards in a mid- Victorian drawingroom, has even now a rare fragrance, and it is easy to imagine how it will be prized a century hence. The Landseer, which hangs near by, is the most astonishing thing by this painter that I have ever seen. Evidently, while he was painting this delightful work, which may perhaps have been inspired by friendship, he had momentarily forgotten what his public expected of ...him. Sheridan lies on a sofa 162 . DUBLIN with a little King Charles spaniel at his feet, and through the open window there is a view of the Seine. The prevailing tones of the picture are mauve and grey, and it is easy to believe that much of its beauty is due to the fact that mercifully it was left unfinished. A fine nude by Etty attracts attention among the British moderns, and the rooms contain also a landscape by Nathaniel Hone, and two pictures by Mulready which in spite of their superficial ugliness of colour, ratner grow on one when they are examined closely.
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Millais' picture, which shows us three graceful English girls dressed in crinolines and playing cards in a mid- Victorian drawingroom, has even now a rare fragrance, and it is easy to imagine how it will be prized a century hence. The Landseer, which hangs near by, is the most astonishing thing by this painter that I have ever seen. Evidently, while he was painting this delightful work, which may perhaps have been inspired by friendship, he had momentarily forgotten what his public expected of ...him. Sheridan lies on a sofa 162 . DUBLIN with a little King Charles spaniel at his feet, and through the open window there is a view of the Seine. The prevailing tones of the picture are mauve and grey, and it is easy to believe that much of its beauty is due to the fact that mercifully it was left unfinished. A fine nude by Etty attracts attention among the British moderns, and the rooms contain also a landscape by Nathaniel Hone, and two pictures by Mulready which in spite of their superficial ugliness of colour, ratner grow on one when they are examined closely.
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