Etty artist in early sketches and late studio struggle
The piece traces the young Etty from printer’s apprentice to aspiring painter. It notes his crude early drawings, the influence of companions like Walker, and his perseverance amid rheumatic hands, asthma, and gout while awaiting a final historic painting the Bridal Procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty
Walker
Bonaparte
Namer
Stadt
River Ouse
Boward Tae Ginsox
Whitfield
Higginson
Ma. Higginson
Jim
John
Robert Kyron
Warren, OS
Baester
London News Briefs Include Public Works and Rumors
A batch of items notes contemplated hourly letter delivery within three miles of the Post Office and a 585000 cost for Downing Street offices. Crystal Palace admissions total 46460 for six days to July 20. London and Westminster Bank buys the Strahan premises. Archibald Arnott dies at Kirkconnell Hall. Dome paintings at St Paul’s Cathedral near restoration. Lords Justices to decide a hospital case. Rumor cites Lord Raglan’s alleged death by his own hand. Dahomey king described keeping a drunkard for public shaming. Scottish Presbyterians fund a Waldensian professor in La Pour. Georgian publisher defends scanty matter due to editors’ absences. A youth was once dissuaded from army service to spare his mother’s heart.
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Downing-street
Crystal Palace
London and Westminster Bank
Strahan, Paul, and Co
Archibald Arnott
Napoleon Bonaparte
Kirkconnell Hall
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bt. Cross Hospital
Independance Belge
Raglan
Dahomey
A. Thomson
Edinburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Scotland
la ‘Pour
Studians
Frei
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