Titian
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So long as Nature lives Titian will also live. He was the very mirror of Nature, only that the mirror reflects, whilst Titian creates. " In the Presentation may be seen those qualities which aroused Boschini's admiration, a glorious realisation of all that is in visible Nature, and of that, not a reflection, but a new creation.
Il Duca di Norfolk.
This may be studied as one of Titian's finest portraits, and highly characteristic of his 48 TITIAN manner. Though the greatest of colourists, in thi...s and many other portraits high colour is con- spicuously absent. With the severest reticence as regards accessories, he concentrates attention on what is essential to the character of the sitter, and by this repression displays all the more clearly this young man's innate nobility. It would be difficult to say why this portrait has so long been known by the above title and the alternative one of The Young Englishman, unless it be on account of the subject's fair complexion and blue eyes. As before stated, it is now by some supposed to represent the young Guidobaldo of Urbino.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So long as Nature lives Titian will also live. He was the very mirror of Nature, only that the mirror reflects, whilst Titian creates. " In the Presentation may be seen those qualities which aroused Boschini's admiration, a glorious realisation of all that is in visible Nature, and of that, not a reflection, but a new creation.
Il Duca di Norfolk.
This may be studied as one of Titian's finest portraits, and highly characteristic of his 48 TITIAN manner. Though the greatest of colourists, in thi...s and many other portraits high colour is con- spicuously absent. With the severest reticence as regards accessories, he concentrates attention on what is essential to the character of the sitter, and by this repression displays all the more clearly this young man's innate nobility. It would be difficult to say why this portrait has so long been known by the above title and the alternative one of The Young Englishman, unless it be on account of the subject's fair complexion and blue eyes. As before stated, it is now by some supposed to represent the young Guidobaldo of Urbino.
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