Raphael Santi
Raphael Santi
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The fact that a sheet of preparatory studies for it in red chalk in the Wicar Museum at Lille also contains studies for the Madonna della Sedia and for the Child in the Bridgewater Madonna^ the latter composition being entirely Florentine in spirit, while the former, on stylistic grounds, must be assigned to the latter half of 149 RAPHAEL SANTI the Roman period, illustrates the difficulty of attempting to rest chronological conclusions on such evidence.
The Roman origin of the picture is to be ...inferred from the treatment of the drapery of the Virgin, with its free suggestion of the antique, in the added richness of the material of her dress, in her sandals, and in the statuesque pose of both Mother and Child, who have nevertheless the full freedom of action. It is seen also in the landscape, which, according to Passavant and Crowe and Cavalcaselle, is typical of the banks of the Tiber. There is a breadth and spaciousness about it which are altogether different from the Arno scene in the Madonna del Cardeliino.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that a sheet of preparatory studies for it in red chalk in the Wicar Museum at Lille also contains studies for the Madonna della Sedia and for the Child in the Bridgewater Madonna^ the latter composition being entirely Florentine in spirit, while the former, on stylistic grounds, must be assigned to the latter half of 149 RAPHAEL SANTI the Roman period, illustrates the difficulty of attempting to rest chronological conclusions on such evidence.
The Roman origin of the picture is to be ...inferred from the treatment of the drapery of the Virgin, with its free suggestion of the antique, in the added richness of the material of her dress, in her sandals, and in the statuesque pose of both Mother and Child, who have nevertheless the full freedom of action. It is seen also in the landscape, which, according to Passavant and Crowe and Cavalcaselle, is typical of the banks of the Tiber. There is a breadth and spaciousness about it which are altogether different from the Arno scene in the Madonna del Cardeliino.
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