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Title: Illustrated notes upon the pictures in the Dramatic Fine Art Gallery, 1880.
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Larkins, W.G., editor Soden, J.E., illustrator
Subjects: Art galleries, Commercial Drawing, British
Publisher: London : The Artistic Colour-printing Company Limited
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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onest criticism, and adesire to press forward to a higher mark than the one yetattained. Any one who will take the exhibition from this pointof view will not be disappointed. There are a great manypictures of real excellence, meritorious both in design andcolour. The following Notes and Sketches are devoted entirely to thework of exhibitors who are intimately connected with thedramatic profession. There is a large number of interestingportraits, by artists of more or less eminence, and some goodexamples of masters. As, however, nearly all of these havebeen exhibited before, and as they are mostly well-knownexamples, it has been deemed expedient, with few exceptions,to omit any detailed reference to them. Among these maybe mentioned the portraits by Richard Waller, Clint, R.A.,E. M. Ward, R.A., Briggs, R.A. Percy Abrams, R. A.,Ambrose, Harlowe, &c, and the landscapes of W. J.Callcott, W. L. Leich, David Roberts, R.A., &c. Thecatalogue contains a full reference to them. W. G. L.
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