Tintoretto
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This was the only type Tin- toretto encouraged in his sitters ; Ridolfi tells us that when a would-be patron desired to be painted ' like the animal he was,' the master gave him his conge, advising him to go to Bassano, who, being an animal painter, would be better able to please him.
Among little-known works is a superb portrait attributed to Tintoretto in the collection of M. Rothan in Paris. It was given by Cardinal Fesch to the Prince de Beauvau, and represents a man in the prime of life, b...ut worn by work and with reddened, tired eyes, upright, calm, serious. He has near him a bronze statuette of Fortune, and one of those little scales used by dealers in gold and silver. The head is profoundly individual, and the painting full of life and mastery. It is possible that it is the portrait of Paolo Cornaro, which Ridolfi describes as having a statuette beside it. The portrait of a Venetian nobleman in the Cassel Gallery has dark deep-set eyes, watchful and alert. It is a pity one does not know his name, for he looks like a maker of Italian history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the only type Tin- toretto encouraged in his sitters ; Ridolfi tells us that when a would-be patron desired to be painted ' like the animal he was,' the master gave him his conge, advising him to go to Bassano, who, being an animal painter, would be better able to please him.
Among little-known works is a superb portrait attributed to Tintoretto in the collection of M. Rothan in Paris. It was given by Cardinal Fesch to the Prince de Beauvau, and represents a man in the prime of life, b...ut worn by work and with reddened, tired eyes, upright, calm, serious. He has near him a bronze statuette of Fortune, and one of those little scales used by dealers in gold and silver. The head is profoundly individual, and the painting full of life and mastery. It is possible that it is the portrait of Paolo Cornaro, which Ridolfi describes as having a statuette beside it. The portrait of a Venetian nobleman in the Cassel Gallery has dark deep-set eyes, watchful and alert. It is a pity one does not know his name, for he looks like a maker of Italian history.
What to read after Tintoretto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn March Phillipps to read onlineMoreLess
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