British painters; with eighty examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 65
ion and foreshortening,—excite astonishment at hispowers that does not easily subside. Again addressing Sir Thomas fromMantua, he speaks with equal raptures of the works there by Giullo Romano.For this and other like expressions of opinion see Gilchrists biography of theartist. Such fragments of… … E T T y. 29 order, and, with some training in the school of literature, they might havebeen turned to an account profitable to himself and others. We will nowreturn with him to England, and glance at one or two of the many picturesthat resulted from his foreign travel—those especially we have…
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