Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792, Johnson, Edward Gilpin ed · Chicago : A.C. McClurg · leaf 431
ruit of an exquisite savor. What Reynolds setshimself to learn, and learns without difficulty, owing to the keen in-telligence with which he is gifted, Gainsborough in his Suffolk woodsimagines and creates for the satisfaction of his fancy. ... If onewould define exactly the difference between… … John, Eaile of Upper Ossorv. DISCOURSE XV. Delivered to the Students of the Royal Academy, on theDistribution of the Prizes^ December lo, 1790. THE PRESIDENT TAKES LEAVE OK THE ACADEMY.— A REVIEW OFTHE DISCOURSES. — THE STUDY OF THE WORKS OF MICHAELANGELO RECOMMENDED. The intimate connection which…
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