Excerpt from English Painters, Hogarth to Constable: Lectures Delivered April 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 1940, at the Johns Hopkins University
I must first Of all express my gratitude to the Curriculum in Fine Arts Of the Johns Hopkins University for making possible the original presentation of these lectures and now their publica tion in book form. For-their kind permission to reproduce their pictures, I am also deeply grateful to the many private and public owners whose courtesy is specifically acknowledged on the plates in question. I am deeply indebted to Miss Helen Franc of the Pierpont Morgan Library for reading my manuscript.
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