Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 162
st attractive of the group, this face, this admirable por-trait, which we are glad to identify as the portrait of SandroBotticelli. One more remains, reminiscent of the others,yet so different from them all. Notice the head thrown back,the chest thrown out, the face, aristocratic and… … 144 Mornings with Masters of Art had many-sided characters in which lesser traits often dis-guised their true character. They had their contrastedmoments and conflicting impulses. But Botticelli, with amagicians hand, strips away the obscuring littleness, andoutlines with a few bold strokes the…
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