Some Account Of The Life Of Richard Wilson: Esq. R. O. With Testimonies To His Genius And Memory And Remain On His Landscapes

As one of the greatest landscape painters of the 18th century, Richard Wilson is known for his masterful use of light and color to create stunning, pastoral scenes. In 'Some Account of the Life of Richard Wilson', T. Wright provides an insightful portrait of the man behind the art, drawing on personal accounts and critical reviews to shed new light on Wilson's life and legacy.

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