The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 100
s. 85 fore work nothing upon the understanding. The languageof a picture is to be borrowed from the vcritie of the matter,if that be wanting, neither the Art of the Limner nor theimagination of the spectator can supply its vocall organs.This caricature may have referred to the influence which… … TUE PARLIAMENT OF LADIES, 1644. to his interests. There exists a satirical tract ridiculing thisParliament, and, in fact, representing it as a Parliament ofold women. The tract is entitled ^A)i exact DiuvnaU of theParliainent of Lai/den, and is illustrated with a woodcut. Itsets forth that…
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