The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 353
abandoned his pencil. It was Domenico Ghirlandajo who, jealousof the supsrior qualities which he recognised in his pupil, the youthfulBuonarotti, not only endeavoured, but succeeded in diverting his talents, atleast for a time, to sculpture. It was Fra Bartolommeo (1469—1517) whowas affected with… … JiiiJIJiiltlltjiiJiilltiiiti«|i1iiîii!niiilliiiii!iin;iiiiiliiliili3 Fig. 248.— The Patriarch Job. A Painting on Panel, by Fra Bartolommeo. Fifteenth Centurj.(In the Gallerj- at Florence.) PALXTf.Xd OX WOOD, CAXVAS, ETC. zc)i hannony of colouiing whicli lie showcd, cspccially in his last…
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