| Description | Letter dated 3 January 1884 to Macdonald from J.C. Horsley, [1, High Row], Kensington, West London, suggesting that they might dispense with 'Mr.' in their correspondence, thanks for their good wishes for his good fortune, work over for now on the Winter Exhibition and it seems good, 'It makes me wince to see the exquisite qualities and work of the Dutch School, and then reflect what will be on the walls a few months hence from the 'Lime and Hair' and 'roughcast' limners!'. |