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Painters to the Society , and who ought to be there in their per- sonality as well as in their works . It is surely a remarkable fact that men of the temperament and habits which these pictures exhibit should have been the patrons and ...
Painters to the Society , and who ought to be there in their per- sonality as well as in their works . It is surely a remarkable fact that men of the temperament and habits which these pictures exhibit should have been the patrons and ...
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The Trustees could not The British Museum in 1833 for 1000l . afford this outlay , and the Dilettanti Society immediately organised a subscription , which produced above 8007 . Trustees completed the purchase , and the Society engraved ...
The Trustees could not The British Museum in 1833 for 1000l . afford this outlay , and the Dilettanti Society immediately organised a subscription , which produced above 8007 . Trustees completed the purchase , and the Society engraved ...
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We are unable to state whether either of these arrangements was effected , but it is certain that the Painters obtained their charter mainly through the patronage and influence of the Society ; and in 1774 the interest of 4000l .
We are unable to state whether either of these arrangements was effected , but it is certain that the Painters obtained their charter mainly through the patronage and influence of the Society ; and in 1774 the interest of 4000l .
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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