Chats On Old Miniatures
Chats On Old Miniatures
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[H. M. The A'in j] 21 » I SOME EARLY VICTORIAN ARTISTS 271 Alfred Edward Chalon (not to be confounded with H. B. Chalon the animal painter, nor with John James Chalon, R. A), besides being a witty and popular man, was a thorough artist, as his spirited full-lengths, dashed in with great freedom, attest, his treatment of draperies being particularly skilful. He came of an old French family, and was born at Geneva, in 1 8 17. He was made water-colour painter to Queen Victoria, and elected a full ...member of the Academy, to the exhibitions of which he contributed no less than 400 works.
And now, by way of concluding my remarks on English miniature painters, I turn to the group of men to which Miss Robertson refers, and the particular style of work they introduced ; for they were, she alleges, the originators of the cabinet pictures in vogue at the beginning of the nineteenth century and in the early Victorian days. Miss Robertson does not make it clear to which Hayter she refers (for there were two, father and son, to whom her remarks might perhaps apply).
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[H. M. The A'in j] 21 » I SOME EARLY VICTORIAN ARTISTS 271 Alfred Edward Chalon (not to be confounded with H. B. Chalon the animal painter, nor with John James Chalon, R. A), besides being a witty and popular man, was a thorough artist, as his spirited full-lengths, dashed in with great freedom, attest, his treatment of draperies being particularly skilful. He came of an old French family, and was born at Geneva, in 1 8 17. He was made water-colour painter to Queen Victoria, and elected a full ...member of the Academy, to the exhibitions of which he contributed no less than 400 works.
And now, by way of concluding my remarks on English miniature painters, I turn to the group of men to which Miss Robertson refers, and the particular style of work they introduced ; for they were, she alleges, the originators of the cabinet pictures in vogue at the beginning of the nineteenth century and in the early Victorian days. Miss Robertson does not make it clear to which Hayter she refers (for there were two, father and son, to whom her remarks might perhaps apply).
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