Gaudenzio Ferrari
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50 1611 TO 1518 51 pose, with his back to the spectator, looks on placidly while certain of the group menace the Redeemer. The figure of Christ is full of gentle dignity as He looks towards Herod. The head of the soldier seizing Him from the back recalls a drawing by Leonardo. The colouring of this picture is rich and strong.
No. 13, " Christ before Pilate." This scene and the next are the most interesting in the series, not only for the scheme of colouring, but also for their great origin- ali...ty. A tall, figure to the right in black and yellow tights argues with Pilate, marking his arguments with his fingers in a most decisive manner. The stately form of Pilate stands in the centre wrapped in a splendid rich brown coat Hned with fur, while his silver hair flows from under a turbaned head-dress. He turns and faces the soldier, and his face wears an angry, puzzled expression as he strives to save Christ from the clamouring mob. In the background is the entrance to his palace, a fine classic portal, with the words " PALACiVM • PiLATi " inscribed in Roman lettering on the lintel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50 1611 TO 1518 51 pose, with his back to the spectator, looks on placidly while certain of the group menace the Redeemer. The figure of Christ is full of gentle dignity as He looks towards Herod. The head of the soldier seizing Him from the back recalls a drawing by Leonardo. The colouring of this picture is rich and strong.
No. 13, " Christ before Pilate." This scene and the next are the most interesting in the series, not only for the scheme of colouring, but also for their great origin- ali...ty. A tall, figure to the right in black and yellow tights argues with Pilate, marking his arguments with his fingers in a most decisive manner. The stately form of Pilate stands in the centre wrapped in a splendid rich brown coat Hned with fur, while his silver hair flows from under a turbaned head-dress. He turns and faces the soldier, and his face wears an angry, puzzled expression as he strives to save Christ from the clamouring mob. In the background is the entrance to his palace, a fine classic portal, with the words " PALACiVM • PiLATi " inscribed in Roman lettering on the lintel.
What to read after Gaudenzio Ferrari?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Halsey to read onlineMoreLess
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