Botticelli
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The lad was delicate, quick and wilful, perhaps a spoilt child. He was older than usual B i8 BOTTICELLI when he went at about fifteen into a gold- smith's shop, doubtless that of Antonio his second brother. But he was not long con- tented there. A year or two later he was studying painting under that famous friar, Fra Filippo Lippi. Unless Browning has misunderstood the Carmelite Brother, the worship of beauty was his real religion; and, mere child of nature as he was, he sought to tell the sig...nificance which he found in her face — not indeed by the mere illustration of theological doctrine and pietistic conception, but by the transcrip- tion in pure line and perfect colour of a language that had for him no other words. The friar was living in the neighbouring city of Prato, painting frescoes in the Cathedral, when Sandro joined him and became his favourite pupil. How long he remained with his master is uncertain, but it is probable that the fruitful relationship continued until after he came of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lad was delicate, quick and wilful, perhaps a spoilt child. He was older than usual B i8 BOTTICELLI when he went at about fifteen into a gold- smith's shop, doubtless that of Antonio his second brother. But he was not long con- tented there. A year or two later he was studying painting under that famous friar, Fra Filippo Lippi. Unless Browning has misunderstood the Carmelite Brother, the worship of beauty was his real religion; and, mere child of nature as he was, he sought to tell the sig...nificance which he found in her face — not indeed by the mere illustration of theological doctrine and pietistic conception, but by the transcrip- tion in pure line and perfect colour of a language that had for him no other words. The friar was living in the neighbouring city of Prato, painting frescoes in the Cathedral, when Sandro joined him and became his favourite pupil. How long he remained with his master is uncertain, but it is probable that the fruitful relationship continued until after he came of age.
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