Davies, Randall · London: T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 164
es of Titians earliest periodare in the National Gallery—the Christ appearing toMary Magdalen (No. 270), and the Holy Family(No. 4). The former is ascribed to about the year1514, partly on the ground that the group of buildingsin the landscape is identical, line for line, with that inthe Dresden… … Venetian Schools Academy, and, as Mr Herbert Cook suggests, possibly Tizianorepresents some cherished spot in Titians memory con- Veceliwnected with his mountain home at Pieve di Cadore. The Holy Family, above mentioned, is a mostcharming example of the sacra conversazione as devel-oped by Titian…
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