hose painful winged infantine heads that are at onceso absurd and so oifensive, but too commonly are the charac-teristics of modern hatchment-painting. I have engraved anaveiage specimen, No. 61(3, because I have felt unable in un- MODERN HERALDRY. 445 assisted words to do full justice to these… … No. 616.—Hatchment.The Middle of the Nineteenth Century.—Abatement of Heraldry, ments may he produced with ease by any true Herald; andwithout doubt the services of a true Herald may always besecured, when the production of a really dignified compositionof this class may be required. And so also in…
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