Rembrandt
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" Had Ruskin, one wonders, ever seen _The Syndics_ at Amsterdam, or the_Portrait of his Mother_, and the _Singing Boy_ at Vienna, or _The OldWoman_ at St. Petersburg, or the _Christ at Emmaus_ at the Louvre, or anyof the etchings?
The time came when the child was allowed to visit the National Galleryunattended; but although he never lost his affectionate awe for the two diminteriors, he did not really begin to appreciate Rembrandt until he hadreached manhood. Rembrandt is too learned in the pat...hos of life, too deeplyversed in realities, to win the suffrages of youth. But he was attracted byanother portrait in the National Gallery--that called _A Jewish Rabbi_. This was the first likeness he had seen of a Rabbi, a personality dimlyfamiliar to him through the lessons in church and his school Scriptureclass. Remembering what his mother had told him about _chiaroscuro_, henoted how the golden-brown light is centred upon the lower part of theface; how the forehead is in shadow, and how stealthily the black hat andcoat creep out from the dark background.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Had Ruskin, one wonders, ever seen _The Syndics_ at Amsterdam, or the_Portrait of his Mother_, and the _Singing Boy_ at Vienna, or _The OldWoman_ at St. Petersburg, or the _Christ at Emmaus_ at the Louvre, or anyof the etchings?
The time came when the child was allowed to visit the National Galleryunattended; but although he never lost his affectionate awe for the two diminteriors, he did not really begin to appreciate Rembrandt until he hadreached manhood. Rembrandt is too learned in the pat...hos of life, too deeplyversed in realities, to win the suffrages of youth. But he was attracted byanother portrait in the National Gallery--that called _A Jewish Rabbi_. This was the first likeness he had seen of a Rabbi, a personality dimlyfamiliar to him through the lessons in church and his school Scriptureclass. Remembering what his mother had told him about _chiaroscuro_, henoted how the golden-brown light is centred upon the lower part of theface; how the forehead is in shadow, and how stealthily the black hat andcoat creep out from the dark background.
What to read after Rembrandt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Menpes Mortimer Luddington to read onlineMoreLess
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