Shedd, Julia Ann Clark, 1834-1897 · Boston, J. R. Osgood and Company · leaf 200
re slightin treatment. His etchings, of which he executed asmall number, are admirable. As a man he was amiable, accomplished, and gen-erous ; but vain, and fond of pleasure. His wife wasMaria Ruthven, of the noble Scotch family of Ruthven,by whom he had one daughter. He died in Englandin 1641.… … I THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR. LFNOXTILDEN FOUNDATIONS 1600.] WYNANTS. 167 oped qualities of the Dutch school to the treatment oflandscape. His pictures are generally tasteful in com-position, though they have a certain prosaic and mo-notonous character. His chief aim was truthfulness,and he…
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