The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 243
the female they are incapable of saving, whoemploys her last efforts to raise her child from the sur-rounding element, and to prolong its days. This picture, during its exhibition, was beheld withemotion, and warmly applauded. The execution corre-spoads with the poetical idea conceived by the… … £u7i\v\:d h C-fcroe. r<jjk<: THE THREE GRACES. REGNAULT. The Graces, otherwise called the Charities, were, ac-cording to the most received opinion, the daughters ofBacchus and Venus; according to others, of the Sun andAglaia, or of Jupiter and Juno, or of that god and Eury-nome. The Athenians…
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