Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 33
ays risky to draw 116 THE MAGAZINE OF AET. close analogies, may be said of French art. In thescientific and structural part it is invincible. Foreverything that may be expressed with detiuitenessit is thoroughly adequate. It is perhaps this veryperfect adaptability which lias caused its… … SILVER TABLE, Presented to Charles II by the Citizens of London. that shall suit the environment of kings and princesliving in the public eye, the French of the eighteenthcentury needed no lesson. Other nations felt theirinferiority, and bowed to France. That, on the whole, art flourishes…
