British painters; with eighty examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 50
r which George IV. paid him 500 guineas;and Chairing the Member, bought by Mr. Francis, of Exeter, for 300guineas. Another work, painted about the same period, Pharaoh dis-missing Moses, was purchased by a Mr. Hunter for 500 guineas. Hissubsequent works were—the Reform Banquet; the meeting of the… … QUINTUS CURTIUS.From a Paiiting l>y Benjamin Robert Hivdon. M U L R E A D Y. 2, larg-e work—Alfred the Great and the First English Jury; but mind andbody were worn out—he succumbed before disappointed hopes and enfeebledphysical powers. With him the indifference of the public and the opposition…
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