Notes On Italy
Notes On Italy
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nature, spending, as he did, whole day% among trees and rocks, contented with the dinner which he carried in his' ppcket. When it was determined to re- move the adjacent and superincumbent walls, and repair the Arch of iTitus, Keiserman began a drawing of it, which re- quiring several weeks to finish, the government, from respect to his talents, Ordered the repairs to be suspended — and his Digitized by Google 168 NOTES ON ITALY.
drawing records; as it was ^seeii in the days of our forefathers,... the arch of Titus, now renovated to preside over the via sacra, recently uncovered, descending towards the Colos- seuin. It is delightRil to listen to this artist's account of ex- cursions in search of picturesque scenery, and to watch the variety of powerful expression that plays among his glowing features, , / It was unfortunafe 'for nie that Canova^s statues were kl- nibst all packed up to be sent to his* nativecity, Venice; ^o that only a few of thfem could be i^een in their boxes. But in bis extensive studios, there are a nun)ber of cadis fnom his most beautiful and exquisitely graceful female figures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
nature, spending, as he did, whole day% among trees and rocks, contented with the dinner which he carried in his' ppcket. When it was determined to re- move the adjacent and superincumbent walls, and repair the Arch of iTitus, Keiserman began a drawing of it, which re- quiring several weeks to finish, the government, from respect to his talents, Ordered the repairs to be suspended — and his Digitized by Google 168 NOTES ON ITALY.
drawing records; as it was ^seeii in the days of our forefathers,... the arch of Titus, now renovated to preside over the via sacra, recently uncovered, descending towards the Colos- seuin. It is delightRil to listen to this artist's account of ex- cursions in search of picturesque scenery, and to watch the variety of powerful expression that plays among his glowing features, , / It was unfortunafe 'for nie that Canova^s statues were kl- nibst all packed up to be sent to his* nativecity, Venice; ^o that only a few of thfem could be i^een in their boxes. But in bis extensive studios, there are a nun)ber of cadis fnom his most beautiful and exquisitely graceful female figures.
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