Seven Angels of the Renascence the Story of Art From Cimabue to Claude
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It is the Venice of Italy. All that is beautiful in the eyes of the painter is still there ; all that is dear to the poet is to be remembered of her. But the glory which streams along the heights of blue Friuli's mountains is no longer a dying glory, but a living. For the sons of Italy are once more united and strong. How then can it be otherwise with her daughters than that they shall be happy and safe ?
139 RAPHAEL LA MADRE. But the child? Why must you paint the child? It is my portrait only ...that my husband desires.
RAPHAEL / must paint the child because of the Angel.
PLATE XXV. FROM THE PAINTING IN THE PITTI PALACE RAPHAEL j ND now we come to thejyoungsters of [the group. Are not three old men suf- ficient in a little company of five ? Raphael did not live to grow old nor did Correggio. If we compare the period of the Re- nascence of Art with the ordinary course of a natural year, from January to December, it is as though Leonardo Da Vinci had been the first to break the frozen earth ; that in March Angelo and Titian had been sent to sow the seed with him ; that Raphael and Correggio had come with the 143 RAPHAEL flowers in May and in August and September had carried away their sheaves rejoicing ; that Da Vinci had died during the harvest ; and that Angelo and Titian had lingered through the golden Autumn, till the fields were dark, and the earth once more frozen with the closing of the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the Venice of Italy. All that is beautiful in the eyes of the painter is still there ; all that is dear to the poet is to be remembered of her. But the glory which streams along the heights of blue Friuli's mountains is no longer a dying glory, but a living. For the sons of Italy are once more united and strong. How then can it be otherwise with her daughters than that they shall be happy and safe ?
139 RAPHAEL LA MADRE. But the child? Why must you paint the child? It is my portrait only ...that my husband desires.
RAPHAEL / must paint the child because of the Angel.
PLATE XXV. FROM THE PAINTING IN THE PITTI PALACE RAPHAEL j ND now we come to thejyoungsters of [the group. Are not three old men suf- ficient in a little company of five ? Raphael did not live to grow old nor did Correggio. If we compare the period of the Re- nascence of Art with the ordinary course of a natural year, from January to December, it is as though Leonardo Da Vinci had been the first to break the frozen earth ; that in March Angelo and Titian had been sent to sow the seed with him ; that Raphael and Correggio had come with the 143 RAPHAEL flowers in May and in August and September had carried away their sheaves rejoicing ; that Da Vinci had died during the harvest ; and that Angelo and Titian had lingered through the golden Autumn, till the fields were dark, and the earth once more frozen with the closing of the year.
What to read after Seven Angels of the Renascence the Story of Art From Cimabue to Claude?
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