The Tuscan & Venetian artists, their thought & work (1904)
Rea, Hope 1860- · London, J. M. Dent · leaf 122
of the House. And theseare not humbly waiting to bte presented by some greatsaint, to the notice of the Queen of Heaven, but thegreat Venetian comes himself as of right to the greatMother; he comes worthily, he thinks, with his bannerof victory and power, and his captive drawn after him.And indeed,… … Nay a. The Madonna of the House of Pesaro.—Titian. DREAMLAND AND REALITY 79 the Tuscan conceived so nobly, is here quite lacking.Tiziano represents her as an idealised Venetian matron,that being apparently to him sufficiently noble for anysphere whatsoever. Another note, curiously interesting,is…
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