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At this time, he was the centre of a circle of young architects and artists who admired his ability, versatility and conversation. After his return from Italy he spent most of his summers sketching in the country, in 1856 in
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with its brutal crowd in the shade, and the blazing sunshine in the arena, suddenly raised his art from the tranquil portraiture of stately buildings and a pearly atmosphere to a higher and more imaginative level, and gained him his membership in the autumn of 1867. Every year he went to France,
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