Great Artists, Vol 1.
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Here in the closing days of 1617, Murillo was born. His father andmother were poor people. The house they lived in had formerly belongedto a convent, and it was rented to them for a very small sum, oncondition that they would keep up the repairs. Even this Murillo'sfather found to be a heavy burden. He was a mechanic and his incomevery small.
[Illustration: THE GRAPE EATERS. _Murillo. _] Our artist's full name was Bartolome Esteban Murillo. His last nameseems to have come from his father's ...family, though it was even morecommon in those days to take the mother's name for a surname, as inthe case of Velazquez. We know almost nothing of his early yearsexcept that he was left an orphan before he was eleven, under theguardianship of an uncle. Perhaps we should mention that Murillo earlyshowed his inclination to make pictures by scribbling the margin ofhis school books with designs that in no wise illustrated the texttherein. With this as a guide his guardian early apprenticed him toJuan del Castillo, another uncle, and an artist of some repute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here in the closing days of 1617, Murillo was born. His father andmother were poor people. The house they lived in had formerly belongedto a convent, and it was rented to them for a very small sum, oncondition that they would keep up the repairs. Even this Murillo'sfather found to be a heavy burden. He was a mechanic and his incomevery small.
[Illustration: THE GRAPE EATERS. _Murillo. _] Our artist's full name was Bartolome Esteban Murillo. His last nameseems to have come from his father's ...family, though it was even morecommon in those days to take the mother's name for a surname, as inthe case of Velazquez. We know almost nothing of his early yearsexcept that he was left an orphan before he was eleven, under theguardianship of an uncle. Perhaps we should mention that Murillo earlyshowed his inclination to make pictures by scribbling the margin ofhis school books with designs that in no wise illustrated the texttherein. With this as a guide his guardian early apprenticed him toJuan del Castillo, another uncle, and an artist of some repute.
What to read after Great Artists, Vol 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keysor Jennie Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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