Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 427
might live in comfort, and he helpedhis brothers to obtain the education that he mightnot have himself, one of them becoming a majorin the English army and the other a clergyman. On one occasion a wealthy baronet who hadbecome interested in the lad offered to give athousand pounds toward his art… … From the painting owned by Lord deGrey Wilton. LADY DERBY (MISS FARREN). BY SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. being allowed to do the work he loved. Hisstudio in Oxford was the resort of admirals,bishops, lords and ladies, statesmen and scholars;while at Bath, whither he went in the season in quest of sitters,…
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