Benjamin, S. G. W. (Samuel Greene Wheeler), 1837-1914 · Boston : D. Lothrop & Co. · leaf 65
ting of interiors, chiefly ofecclesiastical architecture. The thoroughness he hadgiven to learning how to draw correctly was now ofgreat use to him, for while he employed color in thesepaintings with success, the perspective and drawing,in which many painters are very weak, and the light OUR… … paintings was a study of part of Westminster Abbeyin London, which is among the most celebrated build-ings of Europe. The kings and queens of England, and many of her great soldiers and poets are buriedthere. The chapel of Henry VII., which is at-tached to this noble structure, is one of the most…
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