George Morland His Life And Works
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Having regard to the remarkable skill displayed by Scott in reproducing pictures of animal life, it is somewhat curious that his name does not more frequently occur. Among the foreign engravers whose names deserve notice in connection with Morland's works are — Thomas Vivares, who flourished during the last decades of the eighteenth century. He etched over a score of pictures, principally animal subjects on a small scale : many of Vivares' etchings are very beautiful pieces of work. A. Suntach,... a French engraver, made half-a-dozen plates after Morland, principally sporting pictures : his productions deserve mention as providing proof of the popularity Morland's works enjoyed in France at the end of the eighteenth century. Morland's are almost the only English pictures engraved by Simtach, of whose career nothing is known. 2ji George Morland Thomas Gaugain, born at Abbeville in 1748, came to England in his youth and studied under Houston. He executed a few stipple engravings from works by Morland ; he also produced plates after Reynolds, Cosway, and Northcote.
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Having regard to the remarkable skill displayed by Scott in reproducing pictures of animal life, it is somewhat curious that his name does not more frequently occur. Among the foreign engravers whose names deserve notice in connection with Morland's works are — Thomas Vivares, who flourished during the last decades of the eighteenth century. He etched over a score of pictures, principally animal subjects on a small scale : many of Vivares' etchings are very beautiful pieces of work. A. Suntach,... a French engraver, made half-a-dozen plates after Morland, principally sporting pictures : his productions deserve mention as providing proof of the popularity Morland's works enjoyed in France at the end of the eighteenth century. Morland's are almost the only English pictures engraved by Simtach, of whose career nothing is known. 2ji George Morland Thomas Gaugain, born at Abbeville in 1748, came to England in his youth and studied under Houston. He executed a few stipple engravings from works by Morland ; he also produced plates after Reynolds, Cosway, and Northcote.
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