The National Gallery London the Dutch School
The National Gallery London the Dutch School
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On the face and liands of Christ, the features of the priests, the soldier, the spectators, while the whole liody of the wrman is en\'elo]-)cd in its \-i\-id rays.
THE NATIONAL GALLERY— DUTCH SCHOOL Other three episodes in the hfe of Christ display the extraordinary variety of method and of feehng possessed by Rembrandt.
The Adoration of the Shepherds is marvellous, lighted by a large lantern carried by one of the figures. By means of this light one can distinguish the beams of the stable, the ...ox and the ass, half hidden in the obscurity, the shadowy forms advancing slowly and in silence, and then the group formed by Mary and the Child all gilded and silvered by the beams arising from out the darkness, while above them is Joseph's anxious face, and the forms of those who are kneeling, or bending over the infant Christ.
Christ before Pilate shows a brutal crowd thronging the courtyard of the palace, around the image of one of the Roman Emperors ; shows the hideous faces of the mob howling " Death !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the face and liands of Christ, the features of the priests, the soldier, the spectators, while the whole liody of the wrman is en\'elo]-)cd in its \-i\-id rays.
THE NATIONAL GALLERY— DUTCH SCHOOL Other three episodes in the hfe of Christ display the extraordinary variety of method and of feehng possessed by Rembrandt.
The Adoration of the Shepherds is marvellous, lighted by a large lantern carried by one of the figures. By means of this light one can distinguish the beams of the stable, the ...ox and the ass, half hidden in the obscurity, the shadowy forms advancing slowly and in silence, and then the group formed by Mary and the Child all gilded and silvered by the beams arising from out the darkness, while above them is Joseph's anxious face, and the forms of those who are kneeling, or bending over the infant Christ.
Christ before Pilate shows a brutal crowd thronging the courtyard of the palace, around the image of one of the Roman Emperors ; shows the hideous faces of the mob howling " Death !
What to read after The National Gallery London the Dutch School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Geffroy to read onlineMoreLess
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