The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 296
... artist who had painted Washington from life ; but the likeness reproduced ( page 299 ) was an ideal conception in which he apparently tried to combine the best features of his first por- trait , of several portraits painted by his ...
... artist who had painted Washington from life ; but the likeness reproduced ( page 299 ) was an ideal conception in which he apparently tried to combine the best features of his first por- trait , of several portraits painted by his ...
Page 297
... artist of the 18th century , while painting in his native Boston , was just as unflattering in his portrayals . He did not , however , remain in New England for long . His wife's father , Richard Clark , was a consignee of the shipment ...
... artist of the 18th century , while painting in his native Boston , was just as unflattering in his portrayals . He did not , however , remain in New England for long . His wife's father , Richard Clark , was a consignee of the shipment ...
Page 323
... artist's life , when , like Rembrandt's vision in his last years , Eakins's insight into human personality had deepened . Particularly beautiful are the face with its lines of tired sadness and the hands with their knobby , sensitive ...
... artist's life , when , like Rembrandt's vision in his last years , Eakins's insight into human personality had deepened . Particularly beautiful are the face with its lines of tired sadness and the hands with their knobby , sensitive ...
Contents
Allen Arthur | ix |
Abu Ali Mansur Anuchtakin elAmri | x |
American Masters in the National Gallery By John Walker With 24 color reproductions | xiii |
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