Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 338
in portraits and landscapes he madesuch a reputation that when, fourteen years later, lie removed toLondon, he was considered the rival of Reynolds in portraits, and ofWilson as a painter of scenery. Gainsborough was one of the originalAcademicians, and on one occasion when present at a gathering… … THE BLUE BOY. (BY THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH. GALLERY OF HIS GRACE, THE DUKE OFWESTMINSTER.) FAC-SIMILE OF AN ETCHING BY RAJON, PUBLISHED BY larT. STORIES OF ART AND ARTISTS. 321 and the greatest portrait-painter, too. Sir Joshua realized that hehad been ungracious, and apologized to Wilson. Gainsborough…
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