Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792, Johnson, Edward Gilpin ed · Chicago : A.C. McClurg · leaf 349
he admires, he mubt con-sider their works as the means of teaching him thetrue art of seeing nature. When this is acquired, hethen may be said to have appropriated their powers,or, at least, the foundation of their powers, to him-self; the rest must depend upon his own industry andapplication. The… … Master Jacob Boiiverie. (Af/i-r-.cirds Ear I of Rmlnor, 177(1). DISCOURSE XII. Delivered to the Stjulents of the Royal Academy, on the Distri-bution of the Prizes, December lo, 1784. PARTICULAR METHODS OF STUDY OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE.—LITTLEOF THE ART CAN BE TAUGHT.—LOVE OF METHOD OFTEN A LOVEOF…
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