The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 69
ecution and academic prowess, wasinferior to either in taste and sensibility and judgment.Of this, the best proof that can be adduced, is his masterwork, that on which rests his fame, the Farnese Gallery;a work, whose uniform vigour of execution nothingcan equal but its imbecility and incongruity… … : KATHARINE OF ARRAGON. This, the most unfortunate, and perhaps the most in-nocent of Henrys wives, was the fourth daughter olFerdinand, King of Arragon, and of Isabella, in herown right, Queen of Castille and Leon; so celebratedunder the names of Ferdinand and Isabella, catholicsovereigns of…
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