The Wallace collection and the Tate gallery (1908)
Ross, Estelle · London : W. Gardner, Darton · leaf 235
e boat for France. In thefury of the ride his horse loses a shoe. He has to goto the blacksmith and have it re-shod. While heis there, the Hanoverians who are on his track, burstin ; the blacksmith, loyal to the Jacobean cause,indignantly denies that he is harbouring rebels. There are many pictures… … o /^ o o;5 TATB GAI.I.BRY 195 very much under the influence of the Pre-Raphaelitesand he adopted their methods. He went in forminute finish, neither impressions, nor ideaHsations.He paints every wave on the sea, justifying hismethod by saying that he is only following nature.She has covered the sea…
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