A history of painting... / with a preface by Frank Brangwyn (1911)
Macfall, Haldane, 1860-1928 · Boston : Dana Estes and Co. · leaf 206
he one mustperish in the other. The Venetians discovered the valueof that fact. And Titian, becoming more and more aliveto it, early rejected the value of line for the value ofmass ; for he was wholly concerned with colour. Heearly realised that the Tuscan sense of line and thefoundation of the… … OF PAINTING was not only sculptor as well as painter, often as not, but WHFRKINfounded his art of painting on that of sculpture. To him THE form was the essential in art ; he created arrangement by MIGHTY 1 /I- 111 • 1 Ti MANTT F harmony or Imes, employing his colour as an aid. But the Venetians,…
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