The Tuscan & Venetian artists, their thought & work (1904)
Rea, Hope 1860- · London, J. M. Dent · leaf 262
erly success of thisquiet yet vigorous pose, exclaimed impulsively, March!Yes, he lives, or rather the idea he represents lives inhim, for he is not, as it were, man made stone—^thatis the modern Italian sculptors ideal in art—^he is ratherstone made man. The stone has taken the form of themasters… … St. George.—Donatello. THE COMPARATIVE TREATMENT 177 of Pmnting and Sculpture carried almost to their farthestlimits, each uninfluenced by the other. Carpaccios workis pictorial in every way; he was a Venetian, and as aVenetian conceived his ideas in colour, and a wealth offigures and architectural…
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