The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 357
tline. Although the works of Jordaens were not so highlyappreciated as those of Rubens, his fortune was far from THE FAMILY CONCERT. inconsiderable. Naturally industrious, and paintingwith wonderful facility, he produced such a multitudeof pictures, that his income nearly equalled that of… … THE PARDON. LANDON. This composition represents a domestic scene,which the artist embraces an opportunity of paintingafter nature. Two children in their amusements hadjust stifled a bird: they appear sensible of their inhu-manity, and have made a confession of it to theirmother. The parent, after a…
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