Italian Painters; Critical Studies of Their Works
Italian Painters; Critical Studies of Their Works
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by Titian himself! In what was once Venetian territory, I know of only two works by Dosso— a large and not particularly successful altar-piece in the gallery at Rovigo,^ and a small composition, most poetically * No. 185, ascribed to Garofalo. It represents the Madonna and Ohild enthroned between five Saints.
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treated, in the gallery at Bergamo.® In the Brera, there is only the St. Sebastian already mentioned, formerly attri- buted to Giorgione. An ...uninteresting picture in the Ambrosiana — " Christ Washing the Feet of the Apostles " — called by Dr. Bode (ii 736) a work of Dosso's Eoman (?) period, is certainly not by him, but more probably by some Flemish eclectic, who borrowed much from Baphael. (f ) Even Ferrara has little to show of Dosso's art; only the large and fine altar-piece in the gallery, which a fatal restoration has irreparably injured, and possibly the frescoes (?) in a small room of what was once the Ducal Palace. In Modena, however, there are several excellent works by him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
by Titian himself! In what was once Venetian territory, I know of only two works by Dosso— a large and not particularly successful altar-piece in the gallery at Rovigo,^ and a small composition, most poetically * No. 185, ascribed to Garofalo. It represents the Madonna and Ohild enthroned between five Saints.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 218 THE B0R6HESB GALLERY.
treated, in the gallery at Bergamo.® In the Brera, there is only the St. Sebastian already mentioned, formerly attri- buted to Giorgione. An ...uninteresting picture in the Ambrosiana — " Christ Washing the Feet of the Apostles " — called by Dr. Bode (ii 736) a work of Dosso's Eoman (?) period, is certainly not by him, but more probably by some Flemish eclectic, who borrowed much from Baphael. (f ) Even Ferrara has little to show of Dosso's art; only the large and fine altar-piece in the gallery, which a fatal restoration has irreparably injured, and possibly the frescoes (?) in a small room of what was once the Ducal Palace. In Modena, however, there are several excellent works by him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borelli, Giovanni to read onlineMoreLess
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