Davies, Randall · London: T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 202
ners and disposition, ever ready to help youngerartists. But not only did he have no perceptible effecton the style of Velasquez, but in the picture of TheTopers, which must have been painted while Rubenswas at Madrid, or very shortly after he left, we can al-most see a determination not to be… … Spanish School actual figures under the title of Bacchus and his votaries Spanishwhich has anything at all in common with the florid Schooland imaginative compositions of the Flemish painter.Velasquez had begun as a realist, and a realist he wasto continue till the end of his days. Shortly after…
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