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The Mall in St. James Park
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The Mall in St. James Park

painting by Gainsborough
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  • Thomas Gainsborough
    / London period of Thomas Gainsborough

    …new venture in 1783 was The Mall in St. James’ Park, a park scene described by Horace Walpole as “all a flutter like a lady’s fan.” The Morning Walk (see above), with romanticized figures strolling in a landscape, is painted in the same spirit. The “fancy pictures” painted in the…

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    …new venture in 1783 was The Mall in St. James’ Park, a park scene described by Horace Walpole as “all a flutter like a lady’s fan.” The Morning Walk (see above), with romanticized figures strolling in a landscape, is painted in the same spirit. The “fancy pictures” painted in the…

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