Holbein
Holbein
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BENSUSAN ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT REPRODUCTIONS IN COLOUR LONDON. T. C. & E. C. JACK NEW YORK: FREDERICK A. STOKES CO.
\ H7/34- CONTENTS Paga I. Introduction ii II. The Artist's Life 29 III. Holbein in England 51 29C4iO LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Plate I. George Gisze .... Frontispiece In the Royal Museum, Berlin Page II. The Ambassadors 14 In the National Gallery, London III. Portrait of a Man 24 In the Imperial Gallery, Vienna IV. Jane Seymour 34 In the Imperial Gallery, Vienna V. Anne of Cleves 40 ...In the Louvrt VI. Erasmus 50 In the Louvre VII. Sir Richard Southwell .... 60 In the Uffizi Gallery, Florence VIII. Sir Henry Wyatt 70 In the Louvre IX I HWRODUCTIOIf HANS HOLBEIN the younger is per- haps the most outstanding figure in the history of German art. In the eyes of some he may yield place to his great con- temporary Albert Diirer, but it is impossible zz 12 HOLBEIN to deny that for all his indisputable genius Diirer stood for a time that was passing, and Holbein for one that was to come.
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BENSUSAN ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT REPRODUCTIONS IN COLOUR LONDON. T. C. & E. C. JACK NEW YORK: FREDERICK A. STOKES CO.
\ H7/34- CONTENTS Paga I. Introduction ii II. The Artist's Life 29 III. Holbein in England 51 29C4iO LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Plate I. George Gisze .... Frontispiece In the Royal Museum, Berlin Page II. The Ambassadors 14 In the National Gallery, London III. Portrait of a Man 24 In the Imperial Gallery, Vienna IV. Jane Seymour 34 In the Imperial Gallery, Vienna V. Anne of Cleves 40 ...In the Louvrt VI. Erasmus 50 In the Louvre VII. Sir Richard Southwell .... 60 In the Uffizi Gallery, Florence VIII. Sir Henry Wyatt 70 In the Louvre IX I HWRODUCTIOIf HANS HOLBEIN the younger is per- haps the most outstanding figure in the history of German art. In the eyes of some he may yield place to his great con- temporary Albert Diirer, but it is impossible zz 12 HOLBEIN to deny that for all his indisputable genius Diirer stood for a time that was passing, and Holbein for one that was to come.
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