Notes On the Principal Pictures in the Louvre Gallery At Paris, And in the Brera Gallery At Milan
Notes On the Principal Pictures in the Louvre Gallery At Paris, And in the Brera Gallery At Milan
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One of the saints is dressed in scarlet, and wears a cap of the same colour. He has a long fair beard, and bears an open volume in his hands.
The pose of the figure is remarkable for its dignity. On Digitized by VjOOQ IC r Vecelli. 277 the whole, this pidure may be described as one of the finest examples of Titian in the Louvre. There is a replica of it in the gallery at Vienna.
440 ''La Vierge au lapin^" by T. Vecelli (Titian), 1477 G.G.
1576. Venetian School.
The Virgin, seated on the ground,... surrounded by a landscape, holds a white rabbit with her left hand. St.
Catherine stoops towards her, holding the Infant Jesus.
In the middle distance is a shepherd with his flock.
Signed " ticianvs . f." A very charmmg pidure, brilliant, but yet mellow in colour ; the crimson of the Virgin's dress cleverly gra- dated, and prevented from crude contrast with the blue mantle by the introduction of the white rabbit, which brings all together. The heads, both of the Madonna and St. Catherine, are very beautiful ; and the adion of the Child, whose attention is arrested by the rabbit, is very natural and lifelike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the saints is dressed in scarlet, and wears a cap of the same colour. He has a long fair beard, and bears an open volume in his hands.
The pose of the figure is remarkable for its dignity. On Digitized by VjOOQ IC r Vecelli. 277 the whole, this pidure may be described as one of the finest examples of Titian in the Louvre. There is a replica of it in the gallery at Vienna.
440 ''La Vierge au lapin^" by T. Vecelli (Titian), 1477 G.G.
1576. Venetian School.
The Virgin, seated on the ground,... surrounded by a landscape, holds a white rabbit with her left hand. St.
Catherine stoops towards her, holding the Infant Jesus.
In the middle distance is a shepherd with his flock.
Signed " ticianvs . f." A very charmmg pidure, brilliant, but yet mellow in colour ; the crimson of the Virgin's dress cleverly gra- dated, and prevented from crude contrast with the blue mantle by the introduction of the white rabbit, which brings all together. The heads, both of the Madonna and St. Catherine, are very beautiful ; and the adion of the Child, whose attention is arrested by the rabbit, is very natural and lifelike.
What to read after Notes On the Principal Pictures in the Louvre Gallery At Paris, And in the Brera Gallery At Milan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastlake, Charles L. (Charles Locke), 1836-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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