Fuseli" while the other uses a "colorless outline" like Flaxman.  
This work features a comparison between two people, one of whom is said to draw his characters "quite ?la Fuseli" while the other uses a "colorless outline" like Flaxman.  Another figure discussed in this work is compared to "old what's-his-name there at the battle of Hastings" in his conduct of "metaphorical fights," and is praised for slaying the "tough old Goliath of sin" with "the smoothest of pebbles from Castaly's spring."  The author of this work describes himself as trying to climb a mountain with a "whole bale of isms," and plans to "rattle away till he's old as Methusalem."  Another section takes a shot at the New Timon, noting that Bulwer-Lytton "could ne'er reach the best point and vigor of [Oliver Wendell] Holmes," while other parts call Long Tom Coffin a ripoff of Natty Bumpo and allude to Barnaby Rudge when discussing "The Raven."  FTP, name this long poem in which authors such as Cooper, Longfellow, Emerson, and Poe are reviewed by James Russell Lowell.
This work features a comparison between two people, one of whom is said to draw his characters "quite ?
"A Fable for Critics"