Conway, Agnes Ethel, b. 1885, Conway, William Martin, Sir, 1856-1937, joint author · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 134
werepainted, or in which they have been broughttogether. But the National Gallery is fortunate inpossessing one relatively small canvas of his whichshows some of his finest qualities. The subject ofSt. George slaying the dragon was not a new one.It had been painted by Raphael and by several ofthe… … St. George destroying the Dragon. From the picture by Tintoretto, in the National Gallery, London. THE RENAISSANCE IN VENICE 101 in terror. St. George occupied the chief place, ashe does upon the back of our gold sovereigns,where the princess has been left out altogether.Tintoret makes her flee,…
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