Dresden 1 the Royal Picture Gallery
Dresden 1 the Royal Picture Gallery
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189), close by, seems also to have suffered se- verely, and for that reason the modelling seems flat, and the co- lors, though har- Tiziano, The Tribute-Money (No. L9).
monious, have lost their radiance. The little Madonna (No. 188) is in a much better state of preservation. Both are capital works of the master's middle period, in which a slight inclination to severity of style has not yet yielded to rich softness of color. The exquisite Madonna and St. Catherine (No. 191), on the other hand, b...elongs to his later years. Save Vienna, no gallery in the world can compare its Palmas with ours. The three works of Bonifazio (No. 211, 208, 210), even if 'they serve no other purpose, may show how necessary it is to Palma Yeccliio, Holy Family with St. Catherine (No. 191).
distribute among several personalities the paintings which pass under this one name. The splendid Cima (No. 61), a full-length figure of Jesus, long passed for the work of Bellini; it approaches that artist closely enough in power of coloring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
189), close by, seems also to have suffered se- verely, and for that reason the modelling seems flat, and the co- lors, though har- Tiziano, The Tribute-Money (No. L9).
monious, have lost their radiance. The little Madonna (No. 188) is in a much better state of preservation. Both are capital works of the master's middle period, in which a slight inclination to severity of style has not yet yielded to rich softness of color. The exquisite Madonna and St. Catherine (No. 191), on the other hand, b...elongs to his later years. Save Vienna, no gallery in the world can compare its Palmas with ours. The three works of Bonifazio (No. 211, 208, 210), even if 'they serve no other purpose, may show how necessary it is to Palma Yeccliio, Holy Family with St. Catherine (No. 191).
distribute among several personalities the paintings which pass under this one name. The splendid Cima (No. 61), a full-length figure of Jesus, long passed for the work of Bellini; it approaches that artist closely enough in power of coloring.
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