National Gallery (Great Britain) · London : Printed for H.M.S.O. and sold at the Gallery · leaf 88
78 THE FRENCH] SCHOOL: … MARY TUDOR QUEEN OF FRANCE. FRENCH SCHOOL. (No. 2615.) The French School. THE paintings of the French School in the National Gallery are lamentably inadequate. It is not wonderful, perhaps, that we should possess no important example of their primitive schools, for these, even in France, are rare.…
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