The Drawings of Holbein the Younger
The Drawings of Holbein the Younger
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The key of his color is usually bright and clear and somewhat cool, as would be caused by the light of an interior. Firm decided outlines, tender, delicate, and often almost imper- ceptible transitions from the light to the shaded parts, strong plastic model- ing, but apparently the. Utmost simplicity in the handling, are characteristic features of Holbein's pictures. His coloring became constantly more and more delicate and vaporous, especially as in his later pictures he made a freer use of u...ltramarine. He was particularly successful in his flesh tones, which in his early works he shaded with browns and grays, and later with blues. Like the painters of the Netherlands, Holbein took the greatest pains with the preparation of his colors that he might give to each picture its special light and freshness. Faults in anatomy and proportion are not uncommon in his works, but they do not offend one, so striking is the artist's keen observation of nature and so true his feeling for form. FROM THE GERMAN EMILE MONTEGUT
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The key of his color is usually bright and clear and somewhat cool, as would be caused by the light of an interior. Firm decided outlines, tender, delicate, and often almost imper- ceptible transitions from the light to the shaded parts, strong plastic model- ing, but apparently the. Utmost simplicity in the handling, are characteristic features of Holbein's pictures. His coloring became constantly more and more delicate and vaporous, especially as in his later pictures he made a freer use of u...ltramarine. He was particularly successful in his flesh tones, which in his early works he shaded with browns and grays, and later with blues. Like the painters of the Netherlands, Holbein took the greatest pains with the preparation of his colors that he might give to each picture its special light and freshness. Faults in anatomy and proportion are not uncommon in his works, but they do not offend one, so striking is the artist's keen observation of nature and so true his feeling for form. FROM THE GERMAN EMILE MONTEGUT
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