...some of their earliest and unfinished productions, that more than one artist discovered with WEST, that " there were inventive touches of art in his...and experience, he had not been able to surpass/' A young writer in the progress of his studies, should often recollect a fanciful simile of Dryden :...

...of these memoir* had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the sublime painting- of Christ Rejected, on which occasion the painter...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." A similar story is related of Canova; — he visited his native place after having risen into eminence,...

...of these Memoirs had the gratifu-atinn to see this piece in the same room with the outline painting of Christ Rejected, on which occasion the painter...knowledge and experience, he had not been able to surpass. It was the highest pleasure of Mr. West in after years to declare emphatically, that the kiss which...

...of these Memoirs had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the outline painting of Christ Rejected, on which occasion the painter...knowledge and experience, he had not been able to surpass. It was the highest pleasure of Mr. West in after years to declare emphatically, that the kiss which...

...some of their earliest and unfinished productions, that more than one artist discovered with WEST, that " there were inventive touches of art in his...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." A young writer in the progress of his studies, should often recollect a fanciful simile of Dryden :...

...of these Memoirs had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the sublime painting of ' Christ Rejected,' on which occasion the Painter...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." Two of these sketches are still to be seen in Philadelphia. Pennington took West to Philadelphia in...

...of these Memoirs had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the sublime painting of ' Christ Rejected/ on which occasion the Painter...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." Two of these sketches are still to be seen in Philadelphia. Pennington took West to Philadelphia in...

...of these memoirs had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the sublime painting of Christ Rejected, on which occasion the painter...and experience, he had not bee-n able to surpass." In the ninth year of his age he accompanied his relative Pennington to Philadelphia, and executed a...

...of these Memoirs had the gratification to see this piece in the same room with the sublime painting of ' Christ Rejected,' on which occasion the Painter...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." Two of these sketches are still to be seen in Philadelphia. Pennington took West to Philadelphia in...

...of Christ Rejected, and the painter then declared " that there were inventive touches of art in this juvenile essay, which, with all his subsequent knowledge...and experience, he had not been able to surpass." His future career became the subject of anxious deliberation. His father resolved upon submitting the...