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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 296

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, payable at Nuremberg. This some of his choicest prints, among them his ” St. soon after quitted the Netherlands, bearing with timely aid released the painter from his present Jerome seated,” engraved upon copper with mar¬ him many bitter remembrances, which only served, difficulties, and he began… … his later progress are, in his circumstances, perhaps, to be found and felt most ficutely in the noble figures the contrast exhibited of “ The Apostles,” now in Munich. for returning homewards ; but, on the eve of his in his early reception with that which followed ; it i But a period was rapidly…

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