Art in Great Britain And Ireland
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347. LADY LOUISA CONNOLLY.
(ALLAN RAMSAY. ) Holland House.
national collections contained none of any importance and the country houses were not public. Another cause, however, was the character of his genius. In one respect Rom- ney appeals to the crowd : he is the painter, par excellence, of the pretty Englishwoman. No one has succeeded so well as he in putting on canvas the sort of head an English novelist selects for his heroine. But, artistically, Romney was somewhat of an exotic. His gift... was more Latin than that of any other important English painter. He thought in line, and is, in his best work, more akin to French masters of black and white, and to make a very long stride to the Greek sculptors, than to his own British contemporaries. It would be difficult to name a picture, in any school, which unites modernity with genuine classical feeling as happily as the Children of Earl Gower who " dansent en rond " (Fig. 342). It is a delicious pict- ure, conceived on lines which have led to boredom in other hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
347. LADY LOUISA CONNOLLY.
(ALLAN RAMSAY. ) Holland House.
national collections contained none of any importance and the country houses were not public. Another cause, however, was the character of his genius. In one respect Rom- ney appeals to the crowd : he is the painter, par excellence, of the pretty Englishwoman. No one has succeeded so well as he in putting on canvas the sort of head an English novelist selects for his heroine. But, artistically, Romney was somewhat of an exotic. His gift... was more Latin than that of any other important English painter. He thought in line, and is, in his best work, more akin to French masters of black and white, and to make a very long stride to the Greek sculptors, than to his own British contemporaries. It would be difficult to name a picture, in any school, which unites modernity with genuine classical feeling as happily as the Children of Earl Gower who " dansent en rond " (Fig. 342). It is a delicious pict- ure, conceived on lines which have led to boredom in other hands.
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