Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 254
n his father both asa painter and as a citizen, muchas he left to be desired in thelatter respect. For Henry Mor-land prostituted his talent tosome undignified uses, a tempta-tion resisted by the son even whenthings were at their worst. Andthings were bad with him nearlyall through his career. His… … FIG. 404. THE SONNET. (MULREADY.) Victoria and Albert Museum. and so was never free from thestress of his creditors and of thosewho knew how to find a harvestin his difficulties. He painted alarge number of pictures, for hehad extraordinary facility of in-vention and execution. Techni-cally, his…
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