The table book of art; a history of art in all countries and ages (1880)
Sandhurst, Phillip T · N.Y., Worthington · leaf 134
s by hard bargains to dealers, was tempted by hiswant of success to abjure his art, and even went so far, according to tradition, as toburn his studies and sketches, in order to prevent his son pursuing the career whichhad been to him a career of bitter disappointment. He died at Haarlem, 1668,… … JEANNIE DEANS AND THE DUKE OF ARGYLE. {From the original painting by T. Faed, R. A.) CUYP—POTTER—DE HEJM. 83 men, Philip Wouvverman, who had, as he thought, missed his mark, had somethingwhich those successful men lacked—he had not only a feeling for grace, but a touchof sentiment. His scenes are…
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