Title

Mr Fernyhough. - We have been much amused with several caricatures on stone...

Author

Colonist.

Details

Colonist (Sydney), 7 December 1837, p.399, col.2.

Publication date

7 December 1837

Type

Publication Review

Language

English

Country of context

Australia

Full text

MR. FERNYHOUGH. – We have been much amused with several caricatures on stone by Mr. Fernyhough, amongst which the drum-major of the 50th, who is so remarkable for the enormous size of his hat, is admirable. Mr. Fernyhough is a person of considerable talent as an artist, and is deserving of more encouragement from the public than he has hitherto experienced. We hope, to use the appropriate language of Shakspeare, [sic] that he will cease “to put a strange face on his own perfection,” and endeavour to turn his talents to a profitable account. Merit is always modest, it is said and we fear that Mr. F. has too much modesty for Australia.

[Colonist (Sydney), 7 December 1837, p.399, col.2.]

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11 Jan 2023