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CHAPTER XXXIII. 



THE painter's HORSE. 



Horses have been treated by painters, and also by sculptors, 

 in a very unhandsome way, and especially by English so- 



P.'dffer 

 ol oi^rn Parrot el. 



Fig. 205. — {Copied by Duhousset.) LOUIS XV. 



called artists, who continue to perpetuate the conventional 

 or stencil-plate animal in a style long since forsaken by con- 

 tinental draughtsmen. There are, of course, several brilliant 



