WILSON’S LANDSCAPES AT THE BRITISH INSTITUTION
Part of this article was incorporated in the Encyclopædia Britannica article on ‘Fine Arts’ (see vol. IX. pp. 392–394), and a further part was included in Mr. W. C. Hazlitt’s edition of the same essay in Essays on the Fine Arts (1873). Many of Wilson’s landscapes were exhibited at the Winter Exhibition of the Royal Academy in 1903. In this and in the later notices of exhibitions the catalogue numbers have been omitted, and in a few cases it has been necessary to substitute a semicolon for a comma, in order to distinguish between different pictures.
[199]. ‘A buoy,’ etc. King Lear, Act IV. Sc. 6. [200]. ‘Resembling a goose-pye,’ Swift, Vanburgh’s House, l. 104. [201]. Note. ‘Silly shepherds,’ etc. Cf. Milton, On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity, The Hymn, St. viii. [202]. ‘While universal Pan,’ etc. Paradise Lost, IV. 266–8. Note. Mr. Northcote’s Dream of a Painter. See vol. I. (The Round Table), note to p. 162.