History of ancient, early Christian, and mediaeval painting (1906)
Woltmann, Alfred Friedrich Gottfried Albert, 1841-1880, Woermann, Karl, 1844-1933 · New York : Dodd, Mead & Co. · leaf 184
151 1 and 151 3 (B. 41 and 32), besides those already men-tioned. He more often chose mythological subjects in his earlier time thanin his later years: the Amymone (B. 71), the Great Hercules, also knownas Jealousy, and the Smaller Fortune, are examples. Barbaris influence istraceable in the Apollo… … Fig. 193. Dream (B. 76) and the Four Witches (B. 75) ; but the most remarkableperhaps of all, and the most interesting, is a later work, the Mclancolia (B.74), of the year 15 14, of which the aspect is enough to plunge us into reverie(Fig. 192); and the purely German Death and the Knight, of 1513.…
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