Davies, Randall · London: T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 508
. ... I think I am notmistaken; M. Delacroix has genius; let him go on withconfidence, and devote himself to immense labour, theindispensable condition of talent. Deldcluze, by theby, the critic-in-chief of the Davidian School, hadcharacterised the picture as une veritable tartouillade. In 1824 the… … The Nineteenth Century now in our National Gallery—which had been pur- Enginechased by a Frenchman; the other was Delacroixs DelacroixMassacre ofScio, the first to receive the enlightenmentafforded by the Englishmans methods, which spreadso widely over the French School. It was said thatDelacroix…
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