The School of Madrid
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The Street of Mourning suggests another representation of the same subject in the Prado Gallery which is known as Lo Spasimo di Sicilia and which is attributed to Raphael. The Calvary is inspired by Van Dyck. None of these pictures are dated, neither do they help us to from a definitive opinion as to the merits of this artist.
There are two very fine works attributed to 2i6 THE SCHOOL OF MADRID Cabezalero in the Prado Gallery which were only acquired a short time ago. One of these (No. 2148 c) ...came from the Royal Academy of San Fernando. In the catalogue it is called A Mystic Subject and is described in these words : " The two principal figures represent Our Lord Jesus Christ and Saint Francis of Assisi ; the young man in clerical costume is supposed to be Orlando Cataneo, Lord of Correntino. According to the Chronicles of the Franciscan Order, Cataneo, returning from a banquet, made them a present of Monte Alvernia, in which place Christ had imprinted the Stigmata on his servant Francis and where the latter was accustomed to pray at the foot of a beech tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Street of Mourning suggests another representation of the same subject in the Prado Gallery which is known as Lo Spasimo di Sicilia and which is attributed to Raphael. The Calvary is inspired by Van Dyck. None of these pictures are dated, neither do they help us to from a definitive opinion as to the merits of this artist.
There are two very fine works attributed to 2i6 THE SCHOOL OF MADRID Cabezalero in the Prado Gallery which were only acquired a short time ago. One of these (No. 2148 c) ...came from the Royal Academy of San Fernando. In the catalogue it is called A Mystic Subject and is described in these words : " The two principal figures represent Our Lord Jesus Christ and Saint Francis of Assisi ; the young man in clerical costume is supposed to be Orlando Cataneo, Lord of Correntino. According to the Chronicles of the Franciscan Order, Cataneo, returning from a banquet, made them a present of Monte Alvernia, in which place Christ had imprinted the Stigmata on his servant Francis and where the latter was accustomed to pray at the foot of a beech tree.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A De Aureliano Beruete Y Moret to read onlineMoreLess
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