The Works of the Late Edward Dayes: Containing An Excursion Through the Principal Parts of Derbyshire and Yorkshire, with Illustrative Notes by E.W. Brayley; Essays on Painting; Instructions for Drawing and Coloring Landscapes; and Professional Sketches of Modern ArtistsMrs. Dayes, 1805 - 359 páginas |
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... Manner , Penciling , and Style , they comprehend the most important Precepts for the Advancement of the Art to a State of Perfection ; while the Perspi- cuity and Depth of Thought by which those Pre- cepts are illustrated , cannot fail ...
... Manner , Penciling , and Style , they comprehend the most important Precepts for the Advancement of the Art to a State of Perfection ; while the Perspi- cuity and Depth of Thought by which those Pre- cepts are illustrated , cannot fail ...
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... Manner in which the Engravings have been executed , demands my peculiar Ac- knowledgments : nor must the Expression of my Gratitude be withheld from the Printer , for the very particular Attention which he has given to all the Concerns ...
... Manner in which the Engravings have been executed , demands my peculiar Ac- knowledgments : nor must the Expression of my Gratitude be withheld from the Printer , for the very particular Attention which he has given to all the Concerns ...
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... manner , To remedy this in- convenience , the doors were covered with arras , which still hangs in tattered remnants ... Manners , Knt . second son of of Thomas , first Earl of Rutland , of that DERBYSHIRE . 19.
... manner , To remedy this in- convenience , the doors were covered with arras , which still hangs in tattered remnants ... Manners , Knt . second son of of Thomas , first Earl of Rutland , of that DERBYSHIRE . 19.
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... Manners ' ; and also one to the memory of Sir Thomas de Wednesley , who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Shrewsbury , under King Henry the Fourth . * ) The road from Bakewell to Sheffield afforded but little to engage attention ...
... Manners ' ; and also one to the memory of Sir Thomas de Wednesley , who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Shrewsbury , under King Henry the Fourth . * ) The road from Bakewell to Sheffield afforded but little to engage attention ...
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... manner . * Roche , or De - Rupe , a Cistercian Abbey , was founded by Richard de Builli , and Richard Fitz- Turgis , or De Wickerslai , A. D. 1147 , and was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary . Its yearly revenues While busy in ...
... manner . * Roche , or De - Rupe , a Cistercian Abbey , was founded by Richard de Builli , and Richard Fitz- Turgis , or De Wickerslai , A. D. 1147 , and was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary . Its yearly revenues While busy in ...
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