The Well of Saint Clare
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Michael, that was to cover all the Choir of the Churchand contain an infinity of figures. Into this enterprise he threwhimself with extraordinary ardour. Rereading the parts of Scripture thatwere to be his inspiration, he set himself to study deeply every lineand every word of these passages. Not content with drawing all day longin his workshop, he persisted in working both at bed and board; while atdusk, walking below the hill on whose brow Arezzo proudly lifts herwalls and towers, he was stil...l lost in thought. And we may say the storyof the Archangel was already limned in his brain when he started tosketch out the incidents in red chalk on the plaster of the wall. He wassoon done tracing these outlines; then he fell to painting above thehigh altar the scene that was to outshine all the others in brilliancy. For it was his intent therein to glorify the leader of the hosts ofHeaven for the victory he won before the beginning of time. AccordinglySpinello represented St. Michael fighting in the air against the serpentwith seven heads and ten horns, and he figured with delight, in thebottom part of the picture, the Prince of the Devils, Lucifer, under thesemblance of an appalling monster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michael, that was to cover all the Choir of the Churchand contain an infinity of figures. Into this enterprise he threwhimself with extraordinary ardour. Rereading the parts of Scripture thatwere to be his inspiration, he set himself to study deeply every lineand every word of these passages. Not content with drawing all day longin his workshop, he persisted in working both at bed and board; while atdusk, walking below the hill on whose brow Arezzo proudly lifts herwalls and towers, he was stil...l lost in thought. And we may say the storyof the Archangel was already limned in his brain when he started tosketch out the incidents in red chalk on the plaster of the wall. He wassoon done tracing these outlines; then he fell to painting above thehigh altar the scene that was to outshine all the others in brilliancy. For it was his intent therein to glorify the leader of the hosts ofHeaven for the victory he won before the beginning of time. AccordinglySpinello represented St. Michael fighting in the air against the serpentwith seven heads and ten horns, and he figured with delight, in thebottom part of the picture, the Prince of the Devils, Lucifer, under thesemblance of an appalling monster.
What to read after The Well of Saint Clare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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