Appreciation of Art
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It adjoins the Vati- can and will be mentioned later in connection with the artist who made it famous.
ITALIAN PAINTING 107 In Florence in the last part of the fourteenth cen- tury, Cimabue was called upon to decorate the Rucellai Chapel of the Santa Maria Novella. We have said that Cimabue was a nobleman. The story is that one day while walking among the foot- hills he found a shepherd boy, Giotto, who had a rare talent for drawing. Cimabue took this boy to his home and into his studio. As a r...esult Giotto became not only one of the great painters of his time but also the greatest name in the Gothic School. Giotto loved to draw and with his ability he com- bined keen observation. We have said that the bar- barians came down from the north of Europe and mingled their blood with that of the peoples of Italy. The Italians profited by this union because the Teu- tons contributed three dynamic elements to the old civilization. These were personal worth, love of personal freedom, and respect for woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It adjoins the Vati- can and will be mentioned later in connection with the artist who made it famous.
ITALIAN PAINTING 107 In Florence in the last part of the fourteenth cen- tury, Cimabue was called upon to decorate the Rucellai Chapel of the Santa Maria Novella. We have said that Cimabue was a nobleman. The story is that one day while walking among the foot- hills he found a shepherd boy, Giotto, who had a rare talent for drawing. Cimabue took this boy to his home and into his studio. As a r...esult Giotto became not only one of the great painters of his time but also the greatest name in the Gothic School. Giotto loved to draw and with his ability he com- bined keen observation. We have said that the bar- barians came down from the north of Europe and mingled their blood with that of the peoples of Italy. The Italians profited by this union because the Teu- tons contributed three dynamic elements to the old civilization. These were personal worth, love of personal freedom, and respect for woman.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Grosbec Loveridge to read onlineMoreLess
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