The story of art throughout the ages; an illustrated record (1904)
Reinach, Salomon, 1858-1932, Simmonds, Florence · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 195
er have allowed this, hisdrawing was often commonplace andnerveless. There is no picture by himin which an impartial critic may notfind loose, inaccurate, and inexpres-sive contours. The work in which heattempted to compete with Michel-angelo, the Entombment, in the Bor-ghese Gallery in Rome, has… … no. 334.—THE ENTOMBMENT.RAPHAEL. (Borghese Gallery, Rome.) works must now be analyzed andjudged one by one, not as those of agod in the form of a painter, but as the 176 LEONARDO DA VINCI AND RAPHAEL creations of an artist of great genius, but gain by being studied critically, notfallible like the…
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