The old masters and their pictures, for the use of schools and learners in art; (1905)
Tytler, Sarah, 1827-1914 · Boston Little, Brown, and company · leaf 262
e established a large school. Though he made greatsums of money, which might have enabled him to livein the splendour which he coveted, on account of hisaddiction to gambling and his grossly extravaganthabits, he was constantly in debt, and driven to taxhis genius to the utmost, and to sell its… … z r Guido Reni 219 Of Guido we hear that he had three styles: thefirst, after the vigorous manner of Michael Angelo;the second, in the prevailing ornamental taste of theRome of his day and the Carracci, This is con-sidered Guidos best style, and is distinguished by itssubtle management of light and…
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