at city. Of eclectic taste. Sir Henry Layard did not byany means confine his acquisitions solely to theschools of Venetia ; he extended his range con-siderably, and the more so because it was not hiswish merely to create a gallery, but rather to pro-vide himself with a refined home. This it is… … (Photo. Aliitari) BV CENTiLB BELLINI riic Lavani Collection archxological rema-n?. The various ohjds dartharmonise admirably with the pictures and charmthe eye without undue insistence upon their num-ber or their preciousness. By this I mean toimply that the residence of Sir Henry Layard hasnone of…
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