Pen And Pencil
Pen And Pencil
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It was in repeat ing some of the fine stanzas of Marmion that the countenance of his listener assumed the expression he wished. Sir Walter s whole aspect became ennobled : his eyes flashed fire ; and the painter, availing himself of the happy moment, transferred to his canvas that bright look of intelligence and genius which makes his portrait EVENINGS AT THE HOUSE OF SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. JQJ />f Sir Walter so immeasurably superior to all others ever painted of him. It occupies a position of ho...nour in the royal castle of Wind sor. In contrast to the practice of Fuseli and Flaxman, who, like the ancient writers of Greek tragedy, generally chose their subjects from the heroic or legendary world, the genius of Sir Thomas Law rence confined itself chiefly to the living and actual, ever paying a warm and generous tribute to the wondrous and sublime conceptions of those two great artists, who on their parts fully acknowledged his high genius, both admitting that he alone painted the expression of the human eye in a manner superior to any artist of present or past times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was in repeat ing some of the fine stanzas of Marmion that the countenance of his listener assumed the expression he wished. Sir Walter s whole aspect became ennobled : his eyes flashed fire ; and the painter, availing himself of the happy moment, transferred to his canvas that bright look of intelligence and genius which makes his portrait EVENINGS AT THE HOUSE OF SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. JQJ />f Sir Walter so immeasurably superior to all others ever painted of him. It occupies a position of ho...nour in the royal castle of Wind sor. In contrast to the practice of Fuseli and Flaxman, who, like the ancient writers of Greek tragedy, generally chose their subjects from the heroic or legendary world, the genius of Sir Thomas Law rence confined itself chiefly to the living and actual, ever paying a warm and generous tribute to the wondrous and sublime conceptions of those two great artists, who on their parts fully acknowledged his high genius, both admitting that he alone painted the expression of the human eye in a manner superior to any artist of present or past times.
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