Turner
Turner
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Whitaker to make drawings for the " Parish of Whalley, " published three years afterwards. He must at all events have had much leisure from other employment in order to produce the important pictures in oil and water- colour which he exhibited the next year. Of these we only know Morning on the Coniston Fdls and Buttermere Lake, now in the National Gallery. Another, whether water or oils we do not know, was Norham Castle on the Tweed Summer's Morn, the first of several pictures of the same subj...ect, which was a favourite of his for a good reason. Many years after (probably about 1824 or 1825), when making sketches for " Provincial Antiquities and Pictu- resque Scenery of Scotland, with descriptive illustrations by Sir Walter Scott, 1826, " he took off his hat to Norham Castle, and Cadell the publisher, who was with him, ex- pressed surprise. " Oh, " was the reply, " I made a drawing or pain ting of Norham several years since. It took ; and from that day to this I have had as much to do as my hands could execute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitaker to make drawings for the " Parish of Whalley, " published three years afterwards. He must at all events have had much leisure from other employment in order to produce the important pictures in oil and water- colour which he exhibited the next year. Of these we only know Morning on the Coniston Fdls and Buttermere Lake, now in the National Gallery. Another, whether water or oils we do not know, was Norham Castle on the Tweed Summer's Morn, the first of several pictures of the same subj...ect, which was a favourite of his for a good reason. Many years after (probably about 1824 or 1825), when making sketches for " Provincial Antiquities and Pictu- resque Scenery of Scotland, with descriptive illustrations by Sir Walter Scott, 1826, " he took off his hat to Norham Castle, and Cadell the publisher, who was with him, ex- pressed surprise. " Oh, " was the reply, " I made a drawing or pain ting of Norham several years since. It took ; and from that day to this I have had as much to do as my hands could execute.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Cosmo William Cosmo Monkhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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