The Picture Gallery of Charles I
The Picture Gallery of Charles I
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385, Asunto mistico. Here, though Andrea is as ever cold and impersonal, his sovereign quality of style tells irresistibly. Another picture which F 2 84 THE PICTURE GALLERY OF CHARLES L was in Charles's collection as an Andrea del Sarto, and is now catalogued in the Vienna Gallery, as a piece of his school, No. 28, is in reality by his fellow-student Franciabigio, It is a picture ' identical in style though not in design with the Madonna del Pozzo^ by the same Florentine painter, in the Tribuna... of the Uffizi, where until quite recently it usurped the name of Raphael. Another Florentine picture is the Contest of the Muses and Pierides, by Giambattista Rosso (No. 352 in the Louvre — brought by Charles from Madrid). Manifestly Floren- tine, too, in its origin is the Lady in a Green Dress ^ of Hampton Court (No. 70), attributed by Vanderdoort to Bartolommeo del Piombo (j/V), . But in the Commonwealth Inventory entered as A Woman in Greeny by Andrea del Sarto, and sold to Mr. Bass, December 19th, 165 1, for j^ioo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
385, Asunto mistico. Here, though Andrea is as ever cold and impersonal, his sovereign quality of style tells irresistibly. Another picture which F 2 84 THE PICTURE GALLERY OF CHARLES L was in Charles's collection as an Andrea del Sarto, and is now catalogued in the Vienna Gallery, as a piece of his school, No. 28, is in reality by his fellow-student Franciabigio, It is a picture ' identical in style though not in design with the Madonna del Pozzo^ by the same Florentine painter, in the Tribuna... of the Uffizi, where until quite recently it usurped the name of Raphael. Another Florentine picture is the Contest of the Muses and Pierides, by Giambattista Rosso (No. 352 in the Louvre — brought by Charles from Madrid). Manifestly Floren- tine, too, in its origin is the Lady in a Green Dress ^ of Hampton Court (No. 70), attributed by Vanderdoort to Bartolommeo del Piombo (j/V), . But in the Commonwealth Inventory entered as A Woman in Greeny by Andrea del Sarto, and sold to Mr. Bass, December 19th, 165 1, for j^ioo.
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