American painters : with one hundred and four examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
Sheldon, George William, 1843-1914 · New York : D. Appleton and Co. · leaf 133
rther. Then he stops—that is to say, he does not loadhis delineations with more than they can bear. He knows when he is done,and he lets well enough alone. But to send away an incomplete work, one towhich he feels justice has not been done, would be almost impossible withhim. Should he by chance or… … SEYMOUR JOSEPH GUY 69 love, and in order to satisfy himself it is necessary for him to paint steadily,evenly, and long. His Fair Venice, a young lady of fine personal attrac-tions leaning over the railing of a balcony and gazing upon the blue Adri-atic, is a painstaking performance if ever there…
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