The Beauties of England And Wales, Or, Delineations, Topographical, Historical, And Descriptive, of Each County 6
The Beauties of England And Wales, Or, Delineations, Topographical, Historical, And Descriptive, of Each County 6
Bigland, John, 1750-1832
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have cul^?ated the sitter art with any great success. Flatman is noticed in Walpole's Anecdotes. Butler is said to have been a painter; but Dr.' Nash, 'the Worcestershire Historian, tvho had seen them* speaks contemptuously of his performances. Dyer, the author of Grongar Hill, studied at Rome, and practised portrait- painting, but not happily. At Lord Harcourt's, at Nuneham, Masori has painted an altar-piece; the subject is the Goqd Samaritan, bat the execntiou by no means equals the design. W...e have fetaty had an ex» ample of the reverse; Shee, m his.' Rhymes on Act,' eahibtfssa ienaacq of>a painter gathering rotes frpm,the heights of Parnassus, and with to- lerable success. Tresham, and Hoppnjer, also, have occasionally quitted the easel lor the reed, and drawn from it'a not unplcasiog melody. .*W^€W9^fl(4mrUoflr, on the ta* bai*of theWye, 9 the plf^sapt^ village of Fownhope, about half a mjle tp tl* npj#L of WWfib) * «U (tfnence crowned by en ancient Gpqt; qpftaboipfc. twipc tfiat 4U*an$e ^> the north, is a second Comp, Qcaifljwg the ttumuit of another eminence, called CAPLER HftJL: Mr* Utter* Camp is double trenched, and called WoUbwy; tbefbijmer bat no distinct appeHatjon.
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