Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . * thevillage schoolboy, has never been delineated with more spiritor more humour. He was a prolific painter, too; many of his. WSIIAKLI, BV DANIELMACLISE, Sir EdwinLandseer. Stanfleld. 232 THE NEW SPIBIT AND THE NEW PATHS. [1832-1846 pictures—such as The Smile and The Frown, The Boywith Many Friends and A Village Choir—retain to thepresent day a well-deserved popularity. In two departments, ho
Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . * thevillage schoolboy, has never been delineated with more spiritor more humour. He was a prolific painter, too; many of his. WSIIAKLI, BV DANIELMACLISE, Sir EdwinLandseer. Stanfleld. 232 THE NEW SPIBIT AND THE NEW PATHS. [1832-1846 pictures—such as The Smile and The Frown, The Boywith Many Friends and A Village Choir—retain to thepresent day a well-deserved popularity. In two departments, however, an advance can be noted inthis period. The painting of animals and the painting of thesea vastly improved. This was due mainly to two men, EdwinLandseer and Clarkson Stanfield. The former of these came ofa family of artists; his father and brother were engravers,while another brother, Charles, was a painter of genre was not only a passionate lover and observer of animals,but a scientific student of their anatomy. His observation ofcharacter was, indeed, neither profound nor intense, but it wasthorough^ sympathetic, and he noted movement and gestureadmirably. The Shepherds Chief Mourner—the faithfulcollie pressing lovingly against the dead masters cotiin—perhapshis most famous wor
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