A history of painting... / with a preface by Frank Brangwyn (1911)
Macfall, Haldane, 1860-1928 · Boston : Dana Estes and Co. · leaf 314
son of adyer in prosperous circumstances, Tintoretto had not toface the troubles of the poor of purse, luckily enough forhim, for he had a wilful brain for creating trouble forhimself. The son of doting parents who hailed with gleethe boys first attempts to decorate the walls of his homewith… … PAINTING Titians workshop he is said to have roused the masters WHEREIN jealousy by the astounding promise of his drawings; it is ^VE WALK more likely that he got foul of his master by his own ^^^ THE stifF-neckedness, and even more likely that, being an tut? independent, original, and somewhat…
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