. Anecdotes of painters who have resided or been born in England : with critical remarks on their productions. *v. ANECDOTES of PAINTERS WHO HAVE RESIDED OR BEEN BORN IN ENGLAND; WITH CRITICAL REMARKS ON THEIR PRODUCTIONS ; BY EDWARD EDWARDS, b£cea?eb, LATE TEACHER OF PERSPECTIVE, AND ASSOCIATE, IN THEROYAL ACADEMY; INTENDED AS A CONTINUATION TO THE ANECDOTES of PAINTING BY THE LATE HORACE EARL OF ORFORD. Ronton; Printed by Luke Hanfard & Sons, TOR LEIGH AND , W. J. AND J. RICHARDSON, R. FAULDER,T. PAYNE, AND J. WHITE. l8o: T^U^rr^ /tfjj ^N w^^TN AN ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE of Mr. EDWARD
. Anecdotes of painters who have resided or been born in England : with critical remarks on their productions. *v. ANECDOTES of PAINTERS WHO HAVE RESIDED OR BEEN BORN IN ENGLAND; WITH CRITICAL REMARKS ON THEIR PRODUCTIONS ; BY EDWARD EDWARDS, b£cea?eb, LATE TEACHER OF PERSPECTIVE, AND ASSOCIATE, IN THEROYAL ACADEMY; INTENDED AS A CONTINUATION TO THE ANECDOTES of PAINTING BY THE LATE HORACE EARL OF ORFORD. Ronton; Printed by Luke Hanfard & Sons, TOR LEIGH AND , W. J. AND J. RICHARDSON, R. FAULDER,T. PAYNE, AND J. WHITE. l8o: T^U^rr^ /tfjj ^N w^^TN AN ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE of Mr. EDWARDS. EDWARD ED WARDS was born March 7 th, 1738, in Caftle-itreet, Leicefter-fields. His father was a chair maker and carver,and a native of Shrewsbury, but fettled in London, where hemarried, and had two fons and a daughter. Of thefe childrenEdward Edwards was the eldeft. He was naturally a very weaklychild, which was exprefled, while he was an infant, in his form,it gradually becoming distorted. To this, it was alfo believedan accident contributed. At an early age he was fent to aProteflant School, eftabl
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