plexities of the systemremain longer in the memorythan the benefits ; and whenone looks back upon a course of instruction at theRoyal Academy, it is difficult to understand how onehas made any progress whatever. It is probably nativevigour which carries one through, and as this con-spicuously… … (By fcnnission of James Mmray, Esq.) A LITTLE HOLDINGFROM A PAINTING BY, H. H., LA THANGUE H. H. La TJiauguc and his JJ^ork This success achieved, Mr. La Thangue betookhimself to Paris, bearing a letter of introductionto M. G^rome from Lord (then Sir Frederic)Leighton. The atelier was full, but M.…
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