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The collected works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 09 (of 12)

Note 57 — MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS ON THE FINE ARTS (continued 3)

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Why does not the British Institution, instead of patronising pictures of the battle of Waterloo, of red coats, foolish faces, and labels of victory, offer a prize for a picture of the subject of Ugolino that shall be equal to the group of the Laocoon? That would be the way to do something, if there is anything to be done by such patronage.

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