Whistler, James McNeill · London : Seeley,Jackson and Halliday · leaf 267
ne of the first to study Gothic architecture with To return to our landscape-painters. Two of the attention, and draw it with accuracy and knowledge, illustrations to this number are by artists who, if they that he is most to be remembered. He was for do not hold any recognised position of… … professional taste he could have had little sympathy. was William Daniell, R.A, (1769-1837), nephew of But it was yet to be a long time before the true Thomas Daniell, R.A., a man of some distinction in beauty of Gothic architecture was again to appeal to his day as a painter, a traveller, and an…
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