...that Wilson, in the executive part of his works, was rather too careless, a defect which increased in the decline of his life, and that his foregrounds were at all times too much neglected and unfinished.' P. 84 — 86. In a difference of opinion, on a point of criticism, between Sir Joshua...

...rauft obferre, that Wilfon, in the executive part of his works, was rather too carelefs, a defect which increafed in the decline of his life, and that his...rather too much Italianized, to produce a correct fiinilitude to the fcenes, from which they were drawn. " Another peculiarity in his praftice cannot...

...that Wilfon, in the executire part of his works, was rather too carelefs, a defect whieh incrcafol in the decline of his life, and that his foregrounds were at all times too much ncglefted and unfiniihed. «' His Englilh Views, of which he painted feveral, had this defect in a...