inoils as in water-colours, and it is one of the mostextraordinary instances of prejudice on the partof both artists and the public that this fact wasnot recognised till long- after his death. Henever left off painting in oil, but his pictureswere either rejected or skied at the Academy,and always… … Hunt, De Wint, and Copley Fielding. 217 lasts, or, failing to understand their works, tookfor granted they were bad. More extraordinaryis what follows :— In the first instance Mrs.Tatlock made her offer to the National Gallery.At that time the late Sir William Boxall wasdirector. He, perhaps, had…
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