Criticisms On Art: By William Hazlitt. With Catalogues Of The Principal Picture Galleries Of England. 2d Series. Ed. By His Son (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781270883838)

"Criticisms On Art" presents a collection of essays by William Hazlitt, a celebrated critic and essayist of the Romantic era. This second series, edited by his son, offers Hazlitt's insightful perspectives on various aspects of art, including detailed analyses of paintings and sculptures. Hazlitt's work is characterized by its engaging prose, sharp wit, and deep understanding of aesthetics, making it valuable for students, scholars, and anyone with an interest in art history and criticism.

This edition also features catalogues of principal picture galleries in England, providing a historical snapshot of the art landscape of the time. Hazlitt's commentaries remain relevant today, offering a window into the artistic and intellectual milieu of 19th-century England and showcasing the enduring power of art to inspire and provoke thought.

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