gels (Philpot,No. 1341). In these drawings the straight form of nose,the sharp touches of light on the hair, and the characteristiccrumpled folds of the drapery shonld be studied. 5 and G. At Chatsworth. The first represents afantastic landscape, with castellated buildings and templeson a rocky… … ITALIAN DRAWINGS. 291 to a rider, who gallops off in the direction she has indicated;on a bridge in the centre are two men on horseback andseveral foot-passengers, and on the left two donkey-driversand other iigures. In this example (Braun, No. 186) wenotice Campagnolas keen observation of nature,…
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