Pictures Every Child Should Know
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"How this different light is painted, which encircles thefigures, here sunny, there gloomy!. .. Rembrandt runs through theentire range of his colours, from the lightest yellow through allshades of light and dark red to the gloomiest black. " One writerdescribes it thus: "It is more than a picture; it is a spectacle, andan amazing one. .. A great crowd of human figures, a great light, agreat darkness--at the first glance this is what strikes you, and fora moment you know not where to fix your ey...es in order to comprehendthat grand and splendid confusion. .. There are officers, halberdiers, boys running, arquebusiers loading and firing, youths beating drums, people bowing talking, calling out, gesticulating--all dressed indifferent costumes, with round hats, plumes, casques, morions, ironcorgets, linen collars, doublets embroidered with gold, great boots, stockings of all colours, arms of every form; and all this tumultuousand glittering throng start out from the dark background of thepicture and advance toward the spectator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How this different light is painted, which encircles thefigures, here sunny, there gloomy!. .. Rembrandt runs through theentire range of his colours, from the lightest yellow through allshades of light and dark red to the gloomiest black. " One writerdescribes it thus: "It is more than a picture; it is a spectacle, andan amazing one. .. A great crowd of human figures, a great light, agreat darkness--at the first glance this is what strikes you, and fora moment you know not where to fix your ey...es in order to comprehendthat grand and splendid confusion. .. There are officers, halberdiers, boys running, arquebusiers loading and firing, youths beating drums, people bowing talking, calling out, gesticulating--all dressed indifferent costumes, with round hats, plumes, casques, morions, ironcorgets, linen collars, doublets embroidered with gold, great boots, stockings of all colours, arms of every form; and all this tumultuousand glittering throng start out from the dark background of thepicture and advance toward the spectator.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Mary Schell Hoke to read onlineMoreLess
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