The Art of the Silhouette
The Art of the Silhouette
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Upon a slightly later head-and-shoulder portrait of a girl, in dark grey touched with black, the legend runs : "Herve Artist, 172 Oxford Street and 248 Regent Street, " so that I hope he had prospered. F. Frith, the last of this quartette which managed to use gilt without vulgarity, apparently is in the small band of provincials who meeting with Success have not been drawn by her to London. At any rate, I have not come across a specimen as yet that gives him a town gallery. One, very lavish in ...its gilt, is signed in full upon the ground-work, " F. Frith, Dover, Kent, " and dated "1825. " The 2, however, has been tampered with by some one who desired to own or sell ? a silhouette of Wellington, as which it was reported to me by a trustful dealer. Considered from the aspect of technique, it shows one very in- teresting feature. The white band that goes across 77 THE ART OF SILHOUETTE the soldier's chest is represented by a broad cut through his body from epaulette to thigh. The metal clasp (I speak as a fool) is thus painted on the actual card, though sword-hilt and scarf, cut from the paper, bridge this ruthless gash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon a slightly later head-and-shoulder portrait of a girl, in dark grey touched with black, the legend runs : "Herve Artist, 172 Oxford Street and 248 Regent Street, " so that I hope he had prospered. F. Frith, the last of this quartette which managed to use gilt without vulgarity, apparently is in the small band of provincials who meeting with Success have not been drawn by her to London. At any rate, I have not come across a specimen as yet that gives him a town gallery. One, very lavish in ...its gilt, is signed in full upon the ground-work, " F. Frith, Dover, Kent, " and dated "1825. " The 2, however, has been tampered with by some one who desired to own or sell ? a silhouette of Wellington, as which it was reported to me by a trustful dealer. Considered from the aspect of technique, it shows one very in- teresting feature. The white band that goes across 77 THE ART OF SILHOUETTE the soldier's chest is represented by a broad cut through his body from epaulette to thigh. The metal clasp (I speak as a fool) is thus painted on the actual card, though sword-hilt and scarf, cut from the paper, bridge this ruthless gash.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Desmond Coke to read onlineMoreLess
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