Copley Society (Boston, Mass.) · [Boston, Press of G.H. Ellis, etc. · leaf 125
ty realist, helearned from him to look at nature with a clear,direct, truth-seeking eye. His love of brilliant colors,finely juxtaposed or blended with consummate taste,seems to have been suggested by Tiepolo; for while ^ Namely, to choose, in company with the painters Napoli andMaella, the… … the coloring of Velazquez is restrained and sad,Goyas is the very soul of brilliancy. The sitters ofVelazquez wear a look of indolence and boredom:Goyas are pulsing with the very joie de la vie. Hisrendering of popular and rustic life has all the honestspontaneity of Teniers. His figures, even…
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