British painters; with eighty examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 233
that he owed in greatmeasure his position as an artist to a brothers affectionate solicitude. Ouryouthful aspirant laboured for some years with assiduity in the EdinburghSchool of Design, a very short time under Sir William Allan, but principallyunder the late Thomas Duncan, and was annually… … oo ^ i X fo ■? H « »—( l-H ■S > ^WXH FA ED. 113 Mr. Faed advanced so rapidly in his profession that in 1849, when he hadscarcely reached his twenty-third year, he was made an Associate of theRoyal Scottish Academy. Among the various works he painted at thisperiod of his life was one that has…
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