de Wint
Britishnoun
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In the same way De Wint’s landscapes during his lifetime seldom commanded more than £50.
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If you want to feel as if you were walking in the fields, cannot you go and walk in them without help from De Wint?
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"And if Constable and De Wint give me the impression of such a window, there must be something right in Constable and De Wint?"
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The scenery is like nothing so much as a painting by De Wint or Constable.
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These men were the forerunners of Turner, Copley-Fielding, De Wint, Cotman, Prout, David Cox and William Hunt, and though in these days they are little remembered, and the glory of them has been eclipsed by their great successors, their somewhat timid and delicate work in South Kensington Museum will repay a visit and establish their pioneer claims to our regard.
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