The table book of art; a history of art in all countries and ages (1880)
Sandhurst, Phillip T · N.Y., Worthington · leaf 278
r footpads. George Lance was sent to Leeds to be a manufacturer, but on his own urgententreaty, was allowed to give up the attempt, and going to London he became apupil of Haydons. Mr. Redgrave tells the story that Lance had visited the BritishMuseum, and, seeing a lad drawing from the Elgin… … COLLINS. I79 painter. On the new comers making a modest statement of his wish, with a hesita-ting inquiry as to terms, Haydon, with the impulsiveness—half generosity, halfbluster, which was so much a part of him, exclaimed—Terms, my little fellow!when I take pupils I never look at the fathers…
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