English Art in 1884
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69 some of the streets, like the one in our illustration, almost reminding us of some of the curious old wynds of Edinburgh. The town of Yarmouth is as much the resort of the middle and lower classes for sea-bathing as Brighton, in the south of England, is for those of a somewhat higher position socially. Yarmouth is also a popular sketching-ground for artists, who are never weary of delineating the Yare, the fishing-boats, and steam-tugs, together with the more prominent points of interest upo...n the coast with which the district certainly abounds.
54 X 84- No. 715. ''St. Agnes, of the Early Christian Martyrs." James Archer.
Mr. James Archer, a member of the Scottish Academy, a painter who has been an exhibitor for many years, painting both subject-pictures and portraits, sent this year two pictures to the Royal Academy. The first is an elaborate composition representing the martyrdom of St. Agnes ; the second, entitled " You a Christian ! " A young pagan lover dis- covers a cross worn by his betrothed, and starts back with the exclamation " You a Christian !
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69 some of the streets, like the one in our illustration, almost reminding us of some of the curious old wynds of Edinburgh. The town of Yarmouth is as much the resort of the middle and lower classes for sea-bathing as Brighton, in the south of England, is for those of a somewhat higher position socially. Yarmouth is also a popular sketching-ground for artists, who are never weary of delineating the Yare, the fishing-boats, and steam-tugs, together with the more prominent points of interest upo...n the coast with which the district certainly abounds.
54 X 84- No. 715. ''St. Agnes, of the Early Christian Martyrs." James Archer.
Mr. James Archer, a member of the Scottish Academy, a painter who has been an exhibitor for many years, painting both subject-pictures and portraits, sent this year two pictures to the Royal Academy. The first is an elaborate composition representing the martyrdom of St. Agnes ; the second, entitled " You a Christian ! " A young pagan lover dis- covers a cross worn by his betrothed, and starts back with the exclamation " You a Christian !
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