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Bernhard Berenson, attended an exhibition of Venetian pictures held in London a few years ago, and 36 BELLINI found that the great majority of the pictures attributed to Bellini were by his pupils. He pointed out then that the signature upon which the unfortunate owners were accus- tomed to lean was no better than a broken reed. Bellini, of course, was not the only offender in this respect. His great pupil Titian copied the master's fault, and there is on record a letter from Frederic, Duke of ...Mantua, asking Titian to send out work that has his touch as well as his signature. With these facts before us, it becomes permissible to doubt whether Bellini, in the last years of a long life devoted to sacred work, elected to turn aside, and yield deliberately to the pagan movement he had opposed so long. We can find no other work of his hand that is directly opposed to his theories of religious art, though it is fair to re- member that he had a very active mind, BELLINI 37 and even responded to the influence of his own great pupils Titian and Giorgione.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bernhard Berenson, attended an exhibition of Venetian pictures held in London a few years ago, and 36 BELLINI found that the great majority of the pictures attributed to Bellini were by his pupils. He pointed out then that the signature upon which the unfortunate owners were accus- tomed to lean was no better than a broken reed. Bellini, of course, was not the only offender in this respect. His great pupil Titian copied the master's fault, and there is on record a letter from Frederic, Duke of ...Mantua, asking Titian to send out work that has his touch as well as his signature. With these facts before us, it becomes permissible to doubt whether Bellini, in the last years of a long life devoted to sacred work, elected to turn aside, and yield deliberately to the pagan movement he had opposed so long. We can find no other work of his hand that is directly opposed to his theories of religious art, though it is fair to re- member that he had a very active mind, BELLINI 37 and even responded to the influence of his own great pupils Titian and Giorgione.
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