Bernini and other studies in the history of art (1914)
Norton, Richard, 1872-1918 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 318
m. To represent such feelingwas unlike Titian even in the most earnestly ideal of his youth-ful days. His work in almost every case has a glow of passion;Giorgiones, on the contrary, suggests loveliness that deservesthe deepest admiration, but does not suggest actual humanlife and action. The two… … > I—( X< GIORGIONE 175 his other female figures, one is inevitably more vigorouslyself-conscious and ones attention is more indissolubly boundto the body than when ones eyes rest on the statuesquebeauties of the Castelfranco painters imaginings. The method by which these effects are depicted…
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo, 1598-1680 · Giorgione, 1477-1511 · Sculpture
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