Filippino Lippi
Filippino Lippi
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The whole composition is admirably balanced, a remark which also applies to the Martyrdom of St. John the Evangelist.
It should be noted how the lictors and soldiers at the extreme end of the picture follow the curved line of the arch. In order to detach the martyred saint, who forms the centre of interest, the stokers, whilst taking a ghastly pleasure in their dreadful work, lean back, endeavouring to shield themselves from the extreme heat of the flames. Study the skilful linear arrangement o...f the Martyrdom of St. Philip. On the left the pyramids are formed by the spectators and the two executioners. One of these men is raised upon a platform, so that his head forms the apex of the triangle, which, on the other side, is balanced by an eagle-capped banner. Four of the executioners display a heartless glee and cruelty. The fifth is intent upon his work, and professionally indifferent, as are the two soldiers on the right ; whilst the shrinking figures of the two spectators on the left, a man and a boy, express feelings of pity and horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole composition is admirably balanced, a remark which also applies to the Martyrdom of St. John the Evangelist.
It should be noted how the lictors and soldiers at the extreme end of the picture follow the curved line of the arch. In order to detach the martyred saint, who forms the centre of interest, the stokers, whilst taking a ghastly pleasure in their dreadful work, lean back, endeavouring to shield themselves from the extreme heat of the flames. Study the skilful linear arrangement o...f the Martyrdom of St. Philip. On the left the pyramids are formed by the spectators and the two executioners. One of these men is raised upon a platform, so that his head forms the apex of the triangle, which, on the other side, is balanced by an eagle-capped banner. Four of the executioners display a heartless glee and cruelty. The fifth is intent upon his work, and professionally indifferent, as are the two soldiers on the right ; whilst the shrinking figures of the two spectators on the left, a man and a boy, express feelings of pity and horror.
What to read after Filippino Lippi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul G Paul George Konody to read onlineMoreLess
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