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Cover the table-cloth, with your hand near your eyes, as you look at the picture, and the effect is gone. Sq it is with the landscape that I spoke of before ; there is a little circumstance in it of a man in a red drapery, that holds up the C4rt, which is placed just in the foreground, and it is wonderful what an effect that little circum- stan(:e has in warming and tuning the whole; and how cold and deficient you will immediately perceive it to be, upon covering this red jacket. Perhaps I am w...himsical, and perhaps you will laugh at me. I should like, however, to know [ 294 } what remarks you made upon these two pieces. That of the Mag-dalene is valued at 1600 ; and so is its companion, the Virgin with the child in her lap, and a number of boy angels, like little cupids, dancing before them. This, if you remem- ber, is very much in Reubens' manner, though it is done by Vandyke. The boys are lovely, perfect nature, and more delicate nature than; Reubens generally chooses. The principal angel, - who addresses himself to the infant Christ, is a charming little animated figure ; his little arms are extended, and you could imagine him singing, " Glory be to God on high, " &ci The Virgin is the worst part of the picture; her countenance is heavy and disagreeable : thd printed catalogue says, by way of apology, that it seems to have been a portrait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cover the table-cloth, with your hand near your eyes, as you look at the picture, and the effect is gone. Sq it is with the landscape that I spoke of before ; there is a little circumstance in it of a man in a red drapery, that holds up the C4rt, which is placed just in the foreground, and it is wonderful what an effect that little circum- stan(:e has in warming and tuning the whole; and how cold and deficient you will immediately perceive it to be, upon covering this red jacket. Perhaps I am w...himsical, and perhaps you will laugh at me. I should like, however, to know [ 294 } what remarks you made upon these two pieces. That of the Mag-dalene is valued at 1600 ; and so is its companion, the Virgin with the child in her lap, and a number of boy angels, like little cupids, dancing before them. This, if you remem- ber, is very much in Reubens' manner, though it is done by Vandyke. The boys are lovely, perfect nature, and more delicate nature than; Reubens generally chooses. The principal angel, - who addresses himself to the infant Christ, is a charming little animated figure ; his little arms are extended, and you could imagine him singing, " Glory be to God on high, " &ci The Virgin is the worst part of the picture; her countenance is heavy and disagreeable : thd printed catalogue says, by way of apology, that it seems to have been a portrait.
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