The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 59
eered a mid-dle course, and preserved dignity by caution. In por-trait painting he so nearly approai^hpd Vandyck, thatmany of his pictures have been attributed to that master. Grayer lived to a great age, yet his temperance andconstant regularity preserved to him the full use of all hisfaculties.… … Tainted Iv J.Rdbd ruiraid h c-i/r/vc ndon:hibUs]i\l In lemor Hcod &Slhuyc Icuim SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. Among the great characters who have extended thefame of the British navy, by their victories, Sir FrancisDrake maintains a distinguished place. Raised, solelyby his merit, to the first rank in his…
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