t inthe relation of poetry and prose the two stylesmay have appeared to him, the one ideal,imaginative, aspiring to beauty, the other faith-ful, imitative, and bred of loving familiarity.That the latter style could ever become themore deeply poetical of the two he probablynever thought, but he was… … £; The Sandbys. 17 analysis to do justice to the variety of hisartistic talent and sympathy. Like Turner,though of course not to so wonderful anextent, he showed himself sensitive to a numberof influences from divers painters, and capableof learning something from each. His Italianor Claudesque…
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