The cicerone; an art guide to painting in Italy, for the use of travellers and students; (1908)
Burckhardt, Jacob, 1818-1897, Clough, Blanche Smith · London, T. W. Laurie · leaf 214
netianpictures are often taken fromnovels.) Sometimes the free actionis most prominent, sometimesrather beauty of existence. Com-binations like the Concert leadus especially to questions, concern-ing the intellectual origin of suchpictures, in which with very littlean unfathomable depth is given.… … Giorqione. 185 parted hair, the bare neck, etc.,resemble the head of Christ in Bel-lini, and also in Titian. But further, we divine in Gior-gione the master to whom the Vene-tian novel picture owes its mostbeautiful form. We extend thisname also to the biblical scenes,since these were not painted…
Painting, Italian
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