Art Studies the Old Masters of Italy volume 2
Art Studies the Old Masters of Italy volume 2
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At all events, his pupil speedily drew from him the high encomium, " He has no further need of me. " On one occasion, seeing a fellow-scholar copying a female portrait from a drawing by Ghirlandajo, he took a pen and drew around the original another contour so superior to it as to excite the admiration of every one at his presumptuous talents. It must have been cleverly done, for when Vasari in 1550, who then had it in his possession, showed it to Michel Angelo, he recalled the circumstance wit...h satisfac- tion, remarking, as he complacently examined it, "I knew MICHEL ANGELO. 42. 5 more of this part of my art when I was a young man than I do now in my old age. " When Lorenzo de' Medici estabhslied his school for sculpture in his garden in Florence, he requested Giiir- landajo to permit such of his scholars as desired to draw from the antique to go there. Among those who availed themselves of this privilege were Granacci and Buonarotti. The latter became deeply interested in modelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At all events, his pupil speedily drew from him the high encomium, " He has no further need of me. " On one occasion, seeing a fellow-scholar copying a female portrait from a drawing by Ghirlandajo, he took a pen and drew around the original another contour so superior to it as to excite the admiration of every one at his presumptuous talents. It must have been cleverly done, for when Vasari in 1550, who then had it in his possession, showed it to Michel Angelo, he recalled the circumstance wit...h satisfac- tion, remarking, as he complacently examined it, "I knew MICHEL ANGELO. 42. 5 more of this part of my art when I was a young man than I do now in my old age. " When Lorenzo de' Medici estabhslied his school for sculpture in his garden in Florence, he requested Giiir- landajo to permit such of his scholars as desired to draw from the antique to go there. Among those who availed themselves of this privilege were Granacci and Buonarotti. The latter became deeply interested in modelling.
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