one man summing up another, that isthe soul of the enjoyment of portraiture. It isthe impressiveness of the judgments passed, asexpressed in one small drawing after another, thatgives to the art of Samuel Cooper an importancethat makes the scale on which he works anirrelevant t|uestion altogether.… … r.F.NBRAL MONCK () BY NICHOLAS IlIXON(See minuiluie by S. Cooftr on next pa^e) Cooper was the pupil of Hoskins, but contraryto all precedents, and succeeding custom, thepupil it was who was considered so able as to becharged to put in the heads while the masterattached body and accessories.…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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