o be a necessity as wellas a pleasure to him, andeven the most difficultproblems yielded to hisskill of execution. It now remained to capture modern Venice. If we compare the work of Brass with that of the eighteenth-century painter j Francesco Guardi, it will be seen that with the j former the… … A VENETIANGIKL BY ITALTCO BRASS Italico Brass moment, and it is only) in respect of the littlefigures with which he animates these excerpts fromnature, that his work betrays any kinship to thatof the earlier master. A certain capriciousness,a free-and easy yet pleasing mode of…
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