Rambles By Rivers: the Thames
Rambles By Rivers: the Thames
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that the ooly Court, in wfaich such a namber ol l| noblest of the bdies of EnglaDd would have suffa themselves to be painted in such afiahion. Or moot has hardly set them more Tividly befixe \ than they are hm displayed on the somewhat frig canvas of Lely; and they add to Gnunii stories more of vraisemblance than even his grapher's Hibemo-Gallic fire, and &cility touch. It is almost too much to say, by the way, that English ladies would not at a...ny other time, or in any other Court, allow themselves to be exhibited as King Charles's beauties did, while ve have here before us Kneller's paintings of the Beauties of the Court of King William. There is.
however, a sufficient distinction. These £dr dames evidently do their best to be thought as graceless as those they desired to rival ; but in vain ; th^ have not the heart for it. Their efl%>rt to aj^pear impudent, only makes them look silly.
Holbein's portraits, of which there are several here, are of a different and greater value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. F Digitized by VjOOQlC IC2 mAM BUK BT BXTXX8.
that the ooly Court, in wfaich such a namber ol l| noblest of the bdies of EnglaDd would have suffa themselves to be painted in such afiahion. Or moot has hardly set them more Tividly befixe \ than they are hm displayed on the somewhat frig canvas of Lely; and they add to Gnunii stories more of vraisemblance than even his grapher's Hibemo-Gallic fire, and &cility touch. It is almost too much to say, by the way, that English ladies would not at a...ny other time, or in any other Court, allow themselves to be exhibited as King Charles's beauties did, while ve have here before us Kneller's paintings of the Beauties of the Court of King William. There is.
however, a sufficient distinction. These £dr dames evidently do their best to be thought as graceless as those they desired to rival ; but in vain ; th^ have not the heart for it. Their efl%>rt to aj^pear impudent, only makes them look silly.
Holbein's portraits, of which there are several here, are of a different and greater value.
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