Described by Thomas Gunn as "a weak, well-to-do Fifth Avenoodle [sic]," Robert Pearsall was born in 1833 (Gunn, vol.
This column argues in defense of Luxury and the pursuit and enjoyment of Luxury, especially in the form of works of high art. The column bases its opinion on the recent Artists Reception at Dodworth Hall.
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Described by Thomas Gunn as "a weak, well-to-do Fifth Avenoodle [sic]," Robert Pearsall was born in 1833 (Gunn, vol.
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