Berenson, Bernard, 1865-1959 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 132
ne with the imper-sonal, impassive, disinterested Spaniard. Yet isthe comparison so far-fetched ? As interpretationis there not a startling likeness between the spirit ofthe two portraits by Giorgione of which I am speak-ing and the spirit of the various likenesses ofPhillip IV. and of Olivarez by… … D.ji:on l\tolo.\ [From the Doetsch Sale, London.PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN ■ ORIGINALS BY GIORGIONE ^3 travelled so far away from his earlier, better-knownself. His sense of structure has increased apace;and his tone has approached those exquisite har-monies in cool gray, the mastery over which…
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