Miniatures Ancient And Modern
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His larger work always showed signs of his miniature training. Chalon's work was grace- ful and pleasing, and much of it has been en- graved. His first exhibited picture at the Royal Academy was a miniature, but his miniatures are rare.
Sir W. J. Newton (1785-1869) was a Lon- doner, and began his art life as an engraver under the able tuition of his father James, but soon took to miniatures exclusively.
Newton's work is rare, and always excellent and charming. He was particularly successful wit...h portraits of ladies. He was a very popu- lar miniaturist, and was miniature painter to William IV and to Queen Victoria. There is SAMUEL BEN'THAIM By Henry Ed>iaj;e .. I£>^aW YORK ?'! B Lie 1. 18 !-:ARY ■ !' ^1 *-"■ I " SIR PETF. U HKSKETII FLEETWOOD FOUNDED THE PORT TOWN OF FLEETWOOD By Sir irUliam Ross SIR WILLIAM ROSS 105 a charming" example of Newton's work in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Sir William Ross, r. A. (1794- 1860), was the son of a miniature painter. He took to minia- ture painting at an early age, exhibiting at the Royal Academy when he was fifteen years old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His larger work always showed signs of his miniature training. Chalon's work was grace- ful and pleasing, and much of it has been en- graved. His first exhibited picture at the Royal Academy was a miniature, but his miniatures are rare.
Sir W. J. Newton (1785-1869) was a Lon- doner, and began his art life as an engraver under the able tuition of his father James, but soon took to miniatures exclusively.
Newton's work is rare, and always excellent and charming. He was particularly successful wit...h portraits of ladies. He was a very popu- lar miniaturist, and was miniature painter to William IV and to Queen Victoria. There is SAMUEL BEN'THAIM By Henry Ed>iaj;e .. I£>^aW YORK ?'! B Lie 1. 18 !-:ARY ■ !' ^1 *-"■ I " SIR PETF. U HKSKETII FLEETWOOD FOUNDED THE PORT TOWN OF FLEETWOOD By Sir irUliam Ross SIR WILLIAM ROSS 105 a charming" example of Newton's work in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Sir William Ross, r. A. (1794- 1860), was the son of a miniature painter. He took to minia- ture painting at an early age, exhibiting at the Royal Academy when he was fifteen years old.
What to read after Miniatures Ancient And Modern?
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