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Title: Graphice, the use of the pen and pensil, or, The most excellent art of painting : in two parts
Year: 1658 (1650s)
Authors: Sanderson, William, Sir, 1586?-1676 Faithorne, William, 1616-1691 Faithorne, George Souse Soest, Gerard, ca. 1600-1681 Van Dyck, Anthony, Sir, 1599-1641 Crofts, Robert, fl. 1658
Subjects: Painting Painting
Publisher: London : Printed for Robert Crofts, at the signe of the Crown in Chancery-Lane, under Serjeant's Inne
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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rave Wife, than acompleat Millrefs ^ her mantle rich for Winter-covering.A deep Ruby veivet,lind with Aurora farfnet with excellenttrue (hadows well folded,& tackt up backwards,with an c-quall pair o^Collas, pure Ovall Smratds, large and fair, wellfet,betvveen four Pea/les (quarterly) round and great. Overall, a tippit oiSal/rs rich and deep -, Certainly, the greatTart^ir fcnt it*a prefent to falute her. It fets ofFthe colour ofher flcinne. Pine Lilly w.lite 5 fmooth as unfpotted Mjrble(if it were proper,or poffibly comparative in any degree, topattern lively fle.lijto be like a ft me.) Herliniennotleenat alljunlefsher fmock-fleeves> cuffed with g^Q The Excellent aArt with a Neat-mew-fanaion- Flaadcis l&ctjrich and deep. HerArmsahdhands Well formed by nature, and obaynotbeilidone by the Artizan. Akogether,ftramed equally to an eevenfeatUi-e^ No parts ftrain d,to make het other than (he fhouldbe» A handfome Piece, well worth the Painters fame, thathath hot left hisfellow. A
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of Fainting. ^^ A PiBuire of the Hmband and hk Wife. IT is a painting of figures^ infeparably rw, and fo made upin CO one TiSture ; nor needs there any more addition*thewfelves are grace fufficient,io fill up a ftory; The deHgne(ets it out,as after ^Mid-Noon Summerjwhen heat hath influ-ence on hearty affedions. A new Bed-Bridal I went out a walking, led by the way in-to a well-grown Wood, where,under the bram-hed boughesof an ample Oak they two fat billing • and after all, in the clofedf the Even J the Married Ma» ftarts up, andlooketh wifhlyon Her. Bis AfpeB cheerfull 5 a filent testimony of a cleer Soul and aneeven Co/fcience at j>eace with it felf. His Countenance notmore nor lefs than Manly 5 His C^fiitutioa Sanguine, com-plexion ruddie. His hair of good grace, and proper colour>a diiikrtedbrown fitted for length and curling 5 eye-browSy morefid^full eyd and quick. The Nufe fdmewhat riCng, not Ro-man-.His youthful! chin but thin, for liature was in doubt, whe-ther a Beard

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