Dimier, Louis, 1865-1943, Child, Harold Hannyngton, 1869-1945 · London : Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 109
itedfrom the Middle Ages. From this fragment we mayeasily judge of the style of the whole work, better, in-deed, than from the prints of Fantose and Boivin, whichnever escape being hard. Vasari has described two oil-paintings which adornedthe two ends of this gallery, and no doubt faced eachother.… … s. ~ £ < < o c THE GREAT GALLERY 79 lifting the curtain and appearing delighted at the beautyof the god; a child riding a bear, and various ornamentalvases, no doubt of exquisite design, filled up the composi-tion. The other picture showed Venus and Cupid,11 thelatter remarkable for his…
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