 | William Gilpin - 1786 - 320 Seiten
...touches, which are indeed the very touches of the pencil.—Cows are commonly the moft picturefque in the months of April, and May, when the old hair...parts of the coat; and often alfo a pleafmg variety of greyifli tints, blended with others of a richer hue. We obferve this too in colts, when we fee them... | |
 | William Gilpin - 1788 - 324 Seiten
...touches, which are indeed the very touches of the pencil. — Cows are commonly the mofr. picturefque in the months of April, and May, when the old hair...There is a contraft between the rougher, and fmoother fmoother parts of the coat; and often alfo a pleafing variety of greyifh tints, blended with others... | |
 | William Gilpin - 1792 - 330 Seiten
...touches, which are indeed the very touches of the pencil. — Cows are commonly the moft picturefque in the months of April, and May, when the old hair...rougher, and fmoother parts of the coat; and often alfo a pleafing variety of greyifh tints, blended with others of a richer hue. We obferve this too in colts,,... | |
 | William Gilpin - 1808 - 318 Seiten
...touches, which are indeed the very touches of the pencil. -- Cows are commonly the moft picturefque in the months of April, and May, when the old hair is coming off. There is a contrail between the rougher, and fmoother parts of the coat j and often alfo a pleafing variety of... | |
 | John Dixon Hunt - 1992 - 414 Seiten
...lines" of the cow and the "nobler" but less satisfactorily picturesque horse; the former, especially "in the months of April, and May, when the old hair is coming off", offers a "contrast between the rougher, and smoother parts of the coat; and often also a pleasing variety... | |
 | Christopher Maycock - 2003 - 242 Seiten
...subject was such that he went so far as to advise tourists that, 'Cows are commonly the most picturesque in the months of April and May when the old hair is coming off.'6 One of Richmond's publications was the third edition of Gilpin's An Essay upon Prints published... | |
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... the rougher form and coat of the cow. The very action of licking herfelf, which is fo common among cows, throws the hair, when it is long, into different feathery flakes; and gives it thofe ftrong touches, which are indeed the very touches of the... 