John L. Stoddard's Lectures 3
John L. Stoddard's Lectures 3
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Authorities differ as to whether his body was really placed there, or was thrown into the common trench with those of others who had died of the appall- ing pestilence. Those who maintain that he was buried there, assert that, in consid- eration of his fame, the Sen- ate made in his case an ex- ception to the rule of refusing honorable interment to the victims of the plague. It matters little now to him or us. Even the stately monu- ment, which represents in PORTRAIT OF TITIAN S DAUGHTER, LAVIN...IA.
THE DOLOMITES 281 beautiful relief, behind the figure of the artist, several of his greatest works, serves but to emphasize the fact that Titian is not dead. He lives in every glowing canvas that enriches European capitals, — from the superbly decorated halls of Catherine Second's Hermitage beside the Neva to Philip Titian's monument in the church of the frari, venice.
282 THE DOLOMITES Second's grand collection at Madrid, and from the National Gallery by the Thames to the unrivaled palaces of Florence and of Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Authorities differ as to whether his body was really placed there, or was thrown into the common trench with those of others who had died of the appall- ing pestilence. Those who maintain that he was buried there, assert that, in consid- eration of his fame, the Sen- ate made in his case an ex- ception to the rule of refusing honorable interment to the victims of the plague. It matters little now to him or us. Even the stately monu- ment, which represents in PORTRAIT OF TITIAN S DAUGHTER, LAVIN...IA.
THE DOLOMITES 281 beautiful relief, behind the figure of the artist, several of his greatest works, serves but to emphasize the fact that Titian is not dead. He lives in every glowing canvas that enriches European capitals, — from the superbly decorated halls of Catherine Second's Hermitage beside the Neva to Philip Titian's monument in the church of the frari, venice.
282 THE DOLOMITES Second's grand collection at Madrid, and from the National Gallery by the Thames to the unrivaled palaces of Florence and of Rome.
What to read after John L. Stoddard's Lectures 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, John L. (John Lawson), 1850-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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