of judgment is conspicuous. In many of the faces which are meant to suggest terror and awe, the contortions are such as nothing but physical agony could produce. A greater contrast to David Scott than that offered by the next man to be noticed could scarcely be imagined. William Dyce, the painter… … STUDY FOR A JUDGMENT OF SOLOMON. BY W. DYCE. 1823 he entered the Trustees' Academy in Edinburgh, migrating thence to London about two years later ; and then, after giving but a short trial to the system pursued in the schools of the Royal Academy, passing on to Italy, where he completed his…
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