Romney
Romney
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Hanging on the same wall is Reynolds's version of seaward-gazing "Mrs. Robinson, " and the superb full length by Gains- borough that dominates the Gallery, quite eclip- sing our Romney's modest presentment of the famous lady, dressed for walking, with her hands in a muff. Her high powdered hair is crowned by a cap, the strings of which are tied beneath her plump chin. There is more character and resolution in the face than in the generality of Romney's portraits. Indeed, she is almost matronly,... but the complexion has all his rose-leaf freshness ; the touch of colour he permits in the sleeve is characteristic.
This room at Hertford House, with its three portraits of Mrs. Robinson, by Reynolds, Gains- borough, and Romney, is the place to brood over and speculate upon the dazzling career of this charming woman. A recital of the facts is enough ; imagination can supply the rest. First a protege of Hannah More ; then the attraction of the town as " Perdita " at Drury Lane, she dazzled the Prince of Wales and became his mistress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hanging on the same wall is Reynolds's version of seaward-gazing "Mrs. Robinson, " and the superb full length by Gains- borough that dominates the Gallery, quite eclip- sing our Romney's modest presentment of the famous lady, dressed for walking, with her hands in a muff. Her high powdered hair is crowned by a cap, the strings of which are tied beneath her plump chin. There is more character and resolution in the face than in the generality of Romney's portraits. Indeed, she is almost matronly,... but the complexion has all his rose-leaf freshness ; the touch of colour he permits in the sleeve is characteristic.
This room at Hertford House, with its three portraits of Mrs. Robinson, by Reynolds, Gains- borough, and Romney, is the place to brood over and speculate upon the dazzling career of this charming woman. A recital of the facts is enough ; imagination can supply the rest. First a protege of Hannah More ; then the attraction of the town as " Perdita " at Drury Lane, she dazzled the Prince of Wales and became his mistress.
What to read after Romney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Lewis Charles Lewis Hind to read onlineMoreLess
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