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1 I   |      look at the exhibition of~works of sculpture and painting,
2 I   |    presented only the choicest works of~art, it conferred the
3 I   |       a greater number of such works.~The more the number of
4 I   | selection which presents their works to the admiration~of the
5 IV  |        friends, he went to see works of art,~he allowed himself
6 VII |      his own pictures in these works of art.~He was Rubens, he
7 VIII|     his pictures. But he still~works on; he aims for the Academy,
8 VIII|      he substitutes these~true works of arts that are not his