vandyck造句

• Vandyck ) ( 1838 1919 ) who were also in the photographic trade.
• Revere was born Paul Revere Dick, a derivative of the Dutch VanDyck, in 1938.
• It was then hosted by William Vandyck and featured much the same line-up of comedians and satirists.
• Prices for the paintings are not recorded in the article except one of those " after " Vandyck which fetched ?5.
• These portraits by Vandyck were noted by Gustav Waagen as being in the collection of the Earl of Hardwicke at Wimpole Hall, and were engraved by Cornelis Visscher.
• "The CFO made sure that all the tickets were out of the door by May 20, " said Tom Vandyck, a spokesman for the MEPs.
• He died here on 17 January 1838, leaving to the National Gallery fifteen artworks by Rubens, Vandyck, Canaletto, Teniers, Mola, Cuyp, and others.
• He afterwards adopted the habits of Rubens and Vandyck, more picturesque indeed, but not so proper to improve his productions in what their chief beauty consisted, familiar life.
• In these rooms hang some of the notable pictures of the great masters, Titian and Tintoretto, Velasquet and Vandyck and Murillo, Rembrandt and Claude and Cuypt and Ruysdael " ."
• He returned to Hobart with at least some of his family in 1908; at some stage he entered into partnership with Victor Lilley as " Vandyck photographers " in Hobart, dissolved January 1910,
• He carefully studied Vandyck's portraits, and George Vertue commented that he copied so closely Vandyck's portrait of " Thomas Killigrew and his dog " that it was difficult to know which was the original.
• He carefully studied Vandyck's portraits, and George Vertue commented that he copied so closely Vandyck's portrait of " Thomas Killigrew and his dog " that it was difficult to know which was the original.
• Ellys was consulted and employed by Sir Robert Walpole in the formation of his collection of pictures, and was sent to Holland to purchase from the Princess of Friesland " The Virgin and Angels " by Vandyck, which was subsequently held in the Hermitage Gallery.
• Strange wished to engrave Anthony van Dyck's portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria, which belonged to George III . He obtained access to the picture via Benjamin West, a friend, and the print was published . in Paris in 1784, along with one of the Vandyck of Charles I on his horse.
• He saved an undated and unsigned letter from some one who wrote : " Our people here are enrapture'd with him, he is compared to Vandyck, Reubens and all the great painters of Old . " His brother-in-law Jonathan Clarke, already in London, advised his " comeing this way . " West wrote, on January 6, 1773 : " My Advice is, Mrs . Copley to remain in Boston till you have made this Tour [ to Italy ], After which, if you fix your place of reasidanc in London, Mrs . Copley to come over ."