The art of the Wallace Collection, including an account of its founders, a description of the pictures, and a survey of the chief exhibits in the galleries devoted to objects of art and arms and armour (1913)
Shelley, Henry C. (Henry Charles) · Boston, L. C. Page · leaf 218
ubject. Timeseems to have somewhat subdued its brilliancy, butthe lush of nature still pervades the picture, notonly in the sleek cattle and plump ducks, not merelyin the fatness of the rich corn fields and meadows,but also in the buxom women who are marchingdown the road in all the glory of robust… … <OinQ o pq 1—I c/5AWpq Ube /iDasterpteces of tbe Collection 153 lent comfort type which appealed most to theartist. From the master to the pupil is a natural tran-sition. And all the examples by Van Dyck areportraits, that form of art by which he is best re-membered, and which was in Cowleys…
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