George Romney
George Romney
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am also to paint a picture of Constance for the Shakespeare Gallery. " This forecast proved not altogether accurate. Mrs. Hart was painted as Cassandra, instead of Constance, for the Shakespeare Gallery, and the "Joan" was never finished, but Hayley was so deeply impressed by the latter work, even in its incomplete form, that he wrote a sonnet to prove that the Maid was compensated for all her sufferings by the beauty of this imaginary LADY HAMILTON 121 portrait. The Bard explains that his fr...equent poetical tributes were intended to support and encourage his friend, since "it was a maxim with Romney that every modest and diffident artist ought to have almost a daily portion of cheering applause. He considered honest and temperate praise as the aliment of genius. . . . Even a shadow of coldness in the deportment of a person from whom he expected great cordiality of regard, could almost paralyse his powers as a painter. " A coolness, real or imaginary, in the "de- portment " of his divine lady about this time nearly broke the painter's heart, and seemed in a fair way to paralyse his powers.
What to read after George Romney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paston George to read onlineMoreLess
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