The art of the Pitti Palace : with a short history of the building of the palace, and its owners, and an appreciation of its treasures (1903)
Addison, Julia de Wolf Gibbs, 1866- · Boston : L.C. Page · leaf 68
er works^ and the colouris in his most cheerful vein. Tintoretto was also called Furioso, for there isthat in the quality of his work which sometimesbetokens a positive rage of zeal, — a rapidity ofexecution born of impatience to see the whole effect;a willingness to leave the effect to do its work… … Q M h-( 3 PUl C 1^ <u U > X 0 H I—( ^ ^ <u < j3 U -<-• .-) a D • pH > ... o Q -4-14-> ^ (U <i5 o -(-» w D H > Zbc Iball of Denus 49 nical requirements, as too many men imagine intheir conceit that they can do to-day. His paint-ing of women shows that his nature was not…
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