DOI issue:
No. 298 (January 1918)
DOI article:Gibson, Frank: Paul and Thomas Sandby
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21264#0149
Paul and Thomas Sandby
"NEAR THE SECOND TURNPIKE OF OXFORD STREET ” BY PAUL SANDBY, R.A.
(British Museum)
subjects. This is obvious if the reader will
compare the aforementioned drawing with the
little water-colour Windsor Park (reproduced
and also belonging to Mr. Marsh) and he will see
that the former is prose compared to the charm
and poetry of the latter. A subject like The
"NEAR THE SECOND TURNPIKE OF OXFORD STREET ” BY PAUL SANDBY, R.A.
(British Museum)
subjects. This is obvious if the reader will
compare the aforementioned drawing with the
little water-colour Windsor Park (reproduced
and also belonging to Mr. Marsh) and he will see
that the former is prose compared to the charm
and poetry of the latter. A subject like The