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English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteeth century : How they illustrated and interpreted their times (1886)

Everitt, Graham, Heritage Book Shop (Los Angeles, Calif.), former owner. CLUW · London : S. Sonnenschein, Le Bas & Lowrey · leaf 513

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he glaringfaults which characterize Mr. Doyles performances from a purelyartistic point of view, his feeble attempts of light, his undevelopedsense of the nature of material, and his absence of imitativestudy. It is somewhat singular that whilst Mr. Hamerton is silenton the subject of the book… … Richard Doyle.] [BrtnuK, Jones ^ Kobitison, 1855, Robinson (solo): I stood in Venice—, etc. Jones and Brown, having heardsomething hke it before, have walked on a little way. {Fail p. 392. THE NEWCOMES. 393 is not only just, but remarkably fair. With reference to the illus-trations to the Newcomes,…

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