nice, yet asan artist he must undoubtedly have felt himself inferior tothe Bellini, the Vivarini, and even to Cari)accio. His laterworks seem to me to prove that his intercourse with thegreat Venetian masters and his study of their works wasadvantageous to his own art. He gradually attained to… … To /ace fi. ifi MalFaPorirait. By Antonei.i.o da Messina. (In the Trivulzio Collection, Milan.) THE VENETIANS. 189 absent in his earlier representations of the Ecce Homo.Up to the year 1478 he adheres to the reddish flesh-tints ofthe Flemings ;^ in that year, however, he adopts the lightertone…
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