Love in Art
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She was, to put it mildly, very much of a termagant, and her husband, no less than others who came in contact with her, suffered from her unruly nature. RAPHAEL. THE FORNARIXA. PAINTERS LOVES. 1 09 Yet, says Vasari, Andrea never com- plained, but counted it great happiness to be thus tortured by his fair-faced wife ; by which, after all, we may sus- pect that there was something better in the wife than Vasari knew. Surely, judging from the many portraits of her by the husband who loved her till... death, she must have been more than a selfish scold. The Lady with a Petrarch in her hands, at Madrid, has been well called one of the world's great portraits. This is partly because of the marvellous skill of the painter, but partly, too, it is because of the personality of the sub- ject. Portrait of a Lady indeed ! The calm distinction of the brow, the quiet, reposeful air, the tender mouth and chin, could this face have belonged to a woman such as Vasari describes Del Sarto's wife to be? I IO LOVE IN ART.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was, to put it mildly, very much of a termagant, and her husband, no less than others who came in contact with her, suffered from her unruly nature. RAPHAEL. THE FORNARIXA. PAINTERS LOVES. 1 09 Yet, says Vasari, Andrea never com- plained, but counted it great happiness to be thus tortured by his fair-faced wife ; by which, after all, we may sus- pect that there was something better in the wife than Vasari knew. Surely, judging from the many portraits of her by the husband who loved her till... death, she must have been more than a selfish scold. The Lady with a Petrarch in her hands, at Madrid, has been well called one of the world's great portraits. This is partly because of the marvellous skill of the painter, but partly, too, it is because of the personality of the sub- ject. Portrait of a Lady indeed ! The calm distinction of the brow, the quiet, reposeful air, the tender mouth and chin, could this face have belonged to a woman such as Vasari describes Del Sarto's wife to be? I IO LOVE IN ART.
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