JOSHUA REYNOLDS, born in 1723 in Devonshire, the son of the Rev. Samuel Reynolds. Lived at Plymouth, 1746-9, afterwards going to Italy. Settled in London, 1752, becoming fashionable portrait-painter. Founded the Literary Club. In 1768 the first president of the Royal Academy. Died in 1792, and buried in St. Paul’s.

FIFTEEN DISCOURSES

SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS
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First Published in this Edition 1906
Reprinted 1928

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INTRODUCTION