And all his Pictures Faded.
[P cxi, the Dukes, Marquisses, and other noblemen at Reynolds' funeral]
A Mock
[P cxv] To each of the gentlemen who attended. . . was presented a print engraved by Bartolozzi.
[Funeral granted to Sir Joshua for having destroyd Art However the (?gentlemen
were rewarded) for standing Near]
[P cxvi, note 65: Reynolds' wish to have St Paul's decorated by paintings prevented by the
Bishop of London]
[The Rascals who? See Painting want to Destroy Art & Learning]
[P cxx, Burke on Reynolds] . . . one of the most memorable men of this time. <>
<>Is not this a Manifest Lie
Barry Painted a Picture for Burke equal to Rafael or Mich Ang or any of the Italians
Burke used to shew this Picture to his friends & to say I gave Twenty Guineas for this
horrible Dawb & if anyone would give [line cut away] Such was Burkes Patronage of
Art & Science
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DISCOURSE I
[P2, back of title]
I consider Reynolds's Discourses to the Royal Academy as the Simulations of the
Hypocrite who Smiles particularly where he means to Betray. His Praise of Rafael is
like the Hysteric Smile of Revenge His Softness & Candour. the hidden trap. & the
poisoned feast, He praises Michael Angelo for Qualities which Michael Angelo
Abhorrd; & He blames Rafael for the only Qualities which Rafael Valued, Whether
Reynolds. knew what he was doing. is nothing to me; the Mischief is just the same,
whether a Man does it Ignorantly or Knowingly: I always consider'd True Art & True
Artists to be particularly Insulted & Degraded by the Reputation of these Discourses
As much as they were Degraded by the Reputation of Reynolds's Paintings. & that
Such Artists as Reynolds, are at all times Hired by the Satan's. for the Depression of
Art A Pretence of Art: To Destroy Art [3 or 4 erased lines follow]

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