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entto be constantly brought into contact with a real masterof the art; to have the opportunity of working underhis supervision, and, on the other hand, of watching himat his labours, and of witnessing the birth, growth, andcompletion of his best pictures. The main objection tothe plan is that it… … 56 ART IN ENGLAND. may reproduce the virtues of his exemplars art, but hewill certainly copy its vices as well. And then thedifficult question arises : when is he to assert his inde-pendence % At what period in his career is he to ceaseleaning on his teacher, and to pursue his own devicesunaided…
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