 | Irvin Eller - 1841 - 458 oldal
...standard. Magnify the former, they are still diminutively conceived : if a glass could expand Cooper's to the size of Van Dyck's, they would appear to have been painted for that proportion. Cooper, with much merit, had two defects. His skill was confined to a mere head... | |
 | Irvin Eller - 1841 - 450 oldal
...standard. Magnify the former, they are still diminutively conceived : if a glass could expand Cooper's to the size of Van Dyck's, they would appear to have been painted for that proportion. Cooper, with much merit, had two defects. His skill was confined to a mere head... | |
 | Henry Charles Shelley - 1913 - 456 oldal
...throughout all Cooper's work." And Horace Walpole was of the same opinion ; " if," he said, " a glass could expand Cooper's pictures to the size of Van Dyck's they would appear to have been painted for that proportion. If his portrait of Cromwell could be so enlarged, I do not know but Van Dyck would... | |
 | 1927 - 666 oldal
...authorities as the undisputed leading English master of miniature painting. Walpole said, "If a glass could expand Cooper's pictures to the size of Van...would appear to have been painted to that proportion. If his portrait of Cromwell could be so enlarged, I do not know but Van Dyck would appear less great... | |
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If a glass could expand Cooper's pictures to the size of Van Dyck's, they would appear to have been painted to that proportion. If his portrait of Cromwell could be so enlarged, I do not know but Van Dyck would appear less great by comparison. 