In Haliday's hall there hung a fine portrait of Lord Edward Fitzgerald.
A fine portrait of Braughall, in oils, may be seen in the boardroom of the Royal Dublin Society, of which he was secretary.
Holloway, with a biographical sketch and a fine portrait of each author.
It is a fine portrait, characteristic of the exuberance and vigour which mark the work of Jordaens.
A fine portrait, hitherto attributed to Antonello da Messina, but now assigned to Vivarini, on the analogy of similar busts attributed by Mr. Berenson to that painter.
A fine portrait--somewhat recalling Rembrandt in style--of a very refined face.
There is a fine portrait of him by Russel, engraved by Collyer.
Thornton, in his superb work on botany, has given a fine portrait of Dr.
Worlidge engraved a fine portrait of him, prefixed to his Sculptura.
There is a fine portrait of Gerard facing page 1 of the Herbal, in which he is represented holding a potato plant in his hand; below are the arms of the Barber-Surgeons and his own coat, viz.
There is a fine portrait of Queen Anne on the first skin, and the Document is signed by William Lord Cowper, Lord Chancellor, Sir John Holt and Sir John Trevor, Lords Chief Justices, whose seals are pendant.
This is a fine portraitof a solid, plain body, a good deal spoiled by attempted cleaning.
Fine portrait faces of Conon and an old courtier behind him.
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