B. R. Haydon and His Friends (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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III., having been told that he was a democrat, refused to sign his appointment. The choice then fell upon Fuseli,1 who sent a message to Haydon through Prince Hoare, that he would like to see his drawings. Fuseli had a great reputation for the terrible, and, says Haydon, Prince Hoare's apprehensions lest he might in jure my taste or my morals excited in my mind a notion that he was a sort of gifted wild beast. My father had the same feeling, and a letter received from home concluded with the words.

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