Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 178
eland, and practisedthe art there for a time. Withhim travelled to Ireland oneAndrew Miller, a pupil of Faberjunior. These three men, Beard,Brooks, and Miller, kept mezzo-tint alive during the dead years ofthe eighteenth century, and, bymeans of a school established byBrooks, prepared the great… … FIG. 287.—THE LADIES WALDEGRAVE.(VALENTINE GREEN AFTER SIRJOSHUA REYNOLDS.) ART IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND seldom been rivalled and never surpassed. MacArdells life wasshort. He died at thirty-seven, having produced more than twohundred plates. On a series of thirty-seven after Reynolds hisfame…
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