Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 504
eared in the old religious pictures,often in later work as a decorative background toportraits, as in Titians great equestrian portrait ofCharles v., but almost never as a motive in itself.At the end of the period, indeed, we have the theatricaland violent scenes of Salvator Rosa, but his was anart… … ^ is&t&si.^ - _2a««fc- MY K.USMT THE COTTAGE IN PICTORIAL ART 263 ment on canvas of a city so beautiful as to insist onexpression, so unique in its beauty as to insist on amethod of treatment of its own. It is not to Italy but to France that we must turnfor the beginnings of a classic…
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