doubt-less proud of their individuality. Or, betterstill, they loved and venerated art, and theyaccepted the rude frankness of the artist, asthough it were a penance imposed by aspiritual director. Titian did not hesitate to give Pope Paul III. a martens snout, nor to emphasise thedomineering… … 35. FRANCIS I. By Titian. OF YESTERDAY AND OF TO-DAY and who unflatteririgly reproduced his hangingjaw, nevertheless kept his favour. And theSpanish monarch has acquired from posteritythe great glory of having been the protectorof genius. But the men of to-day are so made thatthey fear truth and…
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