Reproductions of Woodcuts By F Sandys 1860 1866
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VI. , page 183, appeared a profoundly beautiful illustration to George Meredith's poem " The old Chartist. " Vol. VI. , page 322, of " Once a week" contains " The King at the Gate" and "Jacques de Caumont" on page 614 of the same volume.
On page 154 of vol. VII. " Once a week " is found " Harold Harfagr " a woodcut illustrating a poem by George Borrow, with whom Frederick Sandys had become acquainted in early boyhood, under the roof of one of the Miss Gurneys, of Earlham. It was here he heard t...he MS. Of " Lavengro " read by the author, and was powerfully impressed by the personality of Borrow, whose black eyes had a glow of fire in their depths, their effect being enhanced by a tossing mane of pre- maturely whitened hair. On page 266 of this volume of " Once a week" is "The Death of King Warwulf. " "Once a week, " 1862, contains the " Boy Martyr. " The " Cornhill " for 1862, vol. VI. , contains the woodcut illustrating the tragic German legend " Manoli. " To this year also belongs the beautiful and suggestive woodcut to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI. , page 183, appeared a profoundly beautiful illustration to George Meredith's poem " The old Chartist. " Vol. VI. , page 322, of " Once a week" contains " The King at the Gate" and "Jacques de Caumont" on page 614 of the same volume.
On page 154 of vol. VII. " Once a week " is found " Harold Harfagr " a woodcut illustrating a poem by George Borrow, with whom Frederick Sandys had become acquainted in early boyhood, under the roof of one of the Miss Gurneys, of Earlham. It was here he heard t...he MS. Of " Lavengro " read by the author, and was powerfully impressed by the personality of Borrow, whose black eyes had a glow of fire in their depths, their effect being enhanced by a tossing mane of pre- maturely whitened hair. On page 266 of this volume of " Once a week" is "The Death of King Warwulf. " "Once a week, " 1862, contains the " Boy Martyr. " The " Cornhill " for 1862, vol. VI. , contains the woodcut illustrating the tragic German legend " Manoli. " To this year also belongs the beautiful and suggestive woodcut to Mrs.
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