Art And Ireland
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But in various places in this picture there is rather a painful straining to overcome difficulties, and, as I PROTEST, AGAINST MISTAKEN REALISM. 233 I said, I only refer particularly to this " Resurrec- tion " because Irish readers also can easily refer to it. The Fra Bartolommeo on the other side of the page, also a " Resurrection," is an example of what a great man can do with this subject, and there is not a risen Saviour more nobly treated in painting in the whole world than his. Here there... are no faults.
Every line is broken where it wants an inter- ruption ; -there is no straining, and everything is in its proper place. And in the whole picture there is not one spark of rationalistic art. But I doubt not that Fra Bartolommeo had read the Gospel.
Yes, in " Resurrections," as in pictures of the Assumption, of the Immaculate Conception ; of the Incarnation ; of the Annunciation ; and the like mysteries, there can be no sham explanations with the brush. . The subjects are such tremendous ones that illustrative explanation must, in attempt- ing to convey realistic truth, fail to impress any important truth on the mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in various places in this picture there is rather a painful straining to overcome difficulties, and, as I PROTEST, AGAINST MISTAKEN REALISM. 233 I said, I only refer particularly to this " Resurrec- tion " because Irish readers also can easily refer to it. The Fra Bartolommeo on the other side of the page, also a " Resurrection," is an example of what a great man can do with this subject, and there is not a risen Saviour more nobly treated in painting in the whole world than his. Here there... are no faults.
Every line is broken where it wants an inter- ruption ; -there is no straining, and everything is in its proper place. And in the whole picture there is not one spark of rationalistic art. But I doubt not that Fra Bartolommeo had read the Gospel.
Yes, in " Resurrections," as in pictures of the Assumption, of the Immaculate Conception ; of the Incarnation ; of the Annunciation ; and the like mysteries, there can be no sham explanations with the brush. . The subjects are such tremendous ones that illustrative explanation must, in attempt- ing to convey realistic truth, fail to impress any important truth on the mind.
What to read after Art And Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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