Bryan's dictionary of painters and engravers (1903)
Bryan, Michael, 1757-1821, Williamson, George Charles, 1858-1942 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 308
d his views and addedrichness and depth to his art. Returning to Edin-burgh in 1787, he took a studio in George Street.Soon his supremacy as an artist was acknowledged,and thereafter he had no rival in the Scottishcapital. Everybody sat to him, and his practiceand industry were so great that he… … PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS. one of his portraits of Sir Walter Scott was shown,that lie sent much to London, and then, as ithappens, not his best pictures. They were goodenough, however, to earn him the Associateship in1812, and three years later, although he took nosteps to press his claims, he was…
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