 | 1824 - 436 страница
...will, before I speak of him as s painter, mention what degree of merit he possessec as a musician. 68 where Giardini had been exhibiting his then unrivalled powers on the violin. His excellent perbrmance made Gainsborough enamoured of that nstrument: and conceiving, like the servant-maid in... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1826 - 386 страница
...them both aside for the first new instrument he heard. " When I first knew him," says Mr. Jackson, " he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of the instrument ; and conceiving, like the servant maid in the Spectator,... | |
 | Henry Charles William Angelo - 1828 - 532 страница
...I speak of him as a painter, mention what merit he possessed as a musician. " When I first knew him at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting his then...powers on the violin, his excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument, and conceiving, like the servant-maid in the Spectator,... | |
 | Henry Angelo - 1830 - 564 страница
...I speak of him as a painter, mention what merit he possessed as a musician. " When I first knew him at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting his then...powers on the violin, his excellent performance made FICKLENESS. 187 Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument, and conceiving, like the servant-maid in... | |
 | Englishmen - 1836 - 260 страница
...speak of him as a painter, mention what degree of merit he possessed as a musician : — " When I first knew him he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument ; and conceiving — like the servant-maid in the Spectator... | |
 | Englishmen - 1837 - 530 страница
...speak of him as a painter, mention what degree of merit he possessed as a musician : — " When I first knew him he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument ; and conceiving — like the servant-maid in the Spectator... | |
 | George Godfrey Cunningham - 1853 - 512 страница
...speak of him as a painter, mention what degree of merit he possessed as a musician : — " When I first knew him he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument; and conceiving — like the servant-maid in the Spectator... | |
 | George Williams Fulcher - 1856 - 266 страница
...found in the narrative if duly weeded of its exaggerated verbiage : " When I first knew Gainsborough he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made the Painter enamoured of that instrument ; and he was not satisfied until he possessed it. He next... | |
 | Samuel Lucas - 1859 - 326 страница
...though exaggerated picture of his susceptibility upon this score : — " When I first knew Gainsborough he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting...powers on the violin. His excellent performance made the painter enamoured of that instrument, and he was not satisfied until Le possessed it. He next heard... | |
 | Lord Ronald Sutherland Gower, Thomas Gainsborough - 1903 - 370 страница
...music seemed to be Gainsborough's employment and painting his diversion. When I first knew Gainsborough he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting his then unrivalled powers on the violin. С Z BATH 55 His excellent performance made the painter enamoured of that instrument, and he was not... | |
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When I first knew him he lived at Bath, where Giardini had been exhibiting his then unrivalled powers on the violin. His excellent performance made Gainsborough enamoured of that instrument; -and conceiving, like the servant-maid in the Spectator, that... 
