 | 1801 - 446 ページ
...:— " A woman of fashion, in London, had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman, with whom she was in love ; but who had a particular aversion to sit for his picture. She prevailed upon Ganick to notice the face of this Lord ; and so to possess himself of his features, that the painter... | |
 | William Henry Pyne - 1824 - 686 ページ
...lady of fashion," says the writer, " had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman with whom she was in love, but who had a particular aversion...picture. She prevailed upon Garrick to notice the countenance of this lord, so as to possess himself of his features, that the painter might design a... | |
 | 1854 - 796 ページ
...invention : — A woman of fashion in London had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman with whom she was in love, but who had a particular aversion...upon Garrick to notice the face of this lord, and so possess himself of his features that the painter might easily design a faithful likeness, through the... | |
 | 1854 - 788 ページ
...A woman of fashion in London had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman with whom sho was in love, but who had a particular aversion to...upon Garrick to notice the face of this lord, and so possess himself of his features that the painter might easily design a faithful likeness, through the... | |
 | University magazine - 1854 - 790 ページ
...woman of fashion in London had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman with whom she ivas in love, but who had a particular aversion to sit for his picture. She prevailed upon Gurrick to notice the face ni'i iii-. lord, and so possess himself of hi* features that the painter... | |
 | 1801 - 828 ページ
...a nobleman, with whom Ihe was in love ; hut who had a particular averiion to fit for his piiShire. She prevailed upon Garrick to notice the face of this lord ; and fo to poffefs himfelf of his features, that the painter might eafily defign a -faithful likenefs through... | |
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Stage," relates the follorfring anecdote, which may be true, or may be nothing more than a lively invention : — A woman of fashion in London had a great desire to procure the portrait of a nobleman with whom she was in love, but who had a particular... 