The Quarterly Review, Volume 102William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1857 |
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Page 167
... Italy , and the tax - gatherer spared none . We may then easily credit the description given by those who were privileged to wander through the vast galleries which contained these treasures of art , and we may believe , as well as in ...
... Italy , and the tax - gatherer spared none . We may then easily credit the description given by those who were privileged to wander through the vast galleries which contained these treasures of art , and we may believe , as well as in ...
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... Italian cities frequented by wealthy travellers , who think that a tour in Italy cannot be conscientiously performed without the outlay of a certain sum of money in the purchase of pictures , send their agents through the length and ...
... Italian cities frequented by wealthy travellers , who think that a tour in Italy cannot be conscientiously performed without the outlay of a certain sum of money in the purchase of pictures , send their agents through the length and ...
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... Italy is now forming its gallery of native painters , so almost every city in Italy has its race of restorers occupied in destroying their works . The early pic- tures in the Gallery at Venice offer a melancholy example . Churches and ...
... Italy is now forming its gallery of native painters , so almost every city in Italy has its race of restorers occupied in destroying their works . The early pic- tures in the Gallery at Venice offer a melancholy example . Churches and ...
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