...an eminent London artist. Raeburn himself (whose Highland chiefs do all but walk out of the canvass) could not have done more justice to the subject; and...and impetuous character of the unfortunate chief of Glennaquoidb VOL. II. 31 Men must however eat in spite of both of sentiment and virtu ; and the baron,...

...eminent London artist. Kieburn himself, (whose Highland Chiefs do all but walk out of the canvass,) could not have done more justice to the subject; and...Chief of Glennaquoich, was finely contrasted with the contemplaHÍful, and enthusiastic expression of his hap DUT friend. Beside this painting hung the arms...

...eminent London artist. Raeburn himself (whose Highland Chiefs do all but walk out of the canvass), could not have done more justice to the subject ;...and impetuous character of the unfortunate Chief of Glenuaquoich was finely contrasted with the contemplative, fanciful. and enthusiastic expression of...

...eminent London artist. Raebuni himself, (whose Highland Chiefs Ho all but walk out of the canvass,) could not have done more justice to the subject; and the ardent, fiery, and irn! i-harnetr-r of the unfortiinat': Chief of Glenh, was finely contrasted with the contemplative,...

...this fine old apartment, however, which drew tears into the Baron's eyes. It was a large and spirited painting, representing Fergus Mac-Ivor and Waverley...the arms which Waverley had borne in the unfortunate ci\»il war. The whole piece was beheld with admiration, and deeper feelings. Men must however eat,...

...eminent London artist. Raeburn himself (whose Highland Chiefs do all but walk out of the canvass), could not have done more justice to the subject ; and the ardent, fiery, and impetuous character of tin unfortunate Chief of Glennaquoich was finely contrasted with the contemplative, fanciful, and enthusiastic...

...man of high genius, and had been painted on a full-length scale by an eminent London artist. Eaeburn himself, whose Highland Chiefs do all but walk out...Beside this painting hung the arms which Waverley had home in the unfortunate civil war. The whole piece was heheld with admiration, and deeper feelings....

[ Denne sides indhold er desværre begrænset. ]

[ Denne sides indhold er desværre begrænset. ]

...eminent London artist. Raeburn himself, (whose Highland Chiefs do all but walk out of the canvass,) could not have done more justice to the subject ;...of the unfortunate Chief of Glennaquoich was finely contrusted with the contemplative, fanciful, and enthusiastic expression of his happier friend. Beside...