Lectures On the True the Beautiful And the Good
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The little angels that sport with the emblems of the future cardinal are full of spirit, and, at the same time, sweetness.
2 Edelinck saw only the reign of Louis XIV. Nanteuil was able to en- grave very few of the great men of the time of Louis XIII. , and the regency, and in the latter part of their life ; Mazarin, in his last five or six years ; Conde', growing old ; Turenne, old ; Fouquet and Matthieu Mole, some years before the fall of the one and the death of the other ; and he was too oft...en obliged to waste his talent upon a crowd of parliamentarians, ecclesiastics, and obscure financiers.
FRENCH ART IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 203 still young, and Retz, when he was only a coadjutor. 1 Mellan had the same advantage. He is the first in date of all the en- gravers of the seventeenth century, and perhaps is also the most expressive. With a single line, it seems that from his hands only shades can spring ; he does not strike at first sight ; but the more we regard him, the more he seizes, penetrates, and touches, like Lesueur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little angels that sport with the emblems of the future cardinal are full of spirit, and, at the same time, sweetness.
2 Edelinck saw only the reign of Louis XIV. Nanteuil was able to en- grave very few of the great men of the time of Louis XIII. , and the regency, and in the latter part of their life ; Mazarin, in his last five or six years ; Conde', growing old ; Turenne, old ; Fouquet and Matthieu Mole, some years before the fall of the one and the death of the other ; and he was too oft...en obliged to waste his talent upon a crowd of parliamentarians, ecclesiastics, and obscure financiers.
FRENCH ART IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. 203 still young, and Retz, when he was only a coadjutor. 1 Mellan had the same advantage. He is the first in date of all the en- gravers of the seventeenth century, and perhaps is also the most expressive. With a single line, it seems that from his hands only shades can spring ; he does not strike at first sight ; but the more we regard him, the more he seizes, penetrates, and touches, like Lesueur.
What to read after Lectures On the True the Beautiful And the Good?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Cousin to read onlineMoreLess
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