An outline history of painting for young people and students (1883)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, White, Stokes, & Allen · leaf 148
themselves, and yet, because his principalworks were done at Parma, he is sometimes said to be ofthe school of Parma. When Correggio was thirteen years old he had learnedto draw well. He studied under Andrea Mantegna andhis son Francesco Mantegna. From these masters helearned to be very skilful in… … Fig. 47. —PoKTKAlT OF CORREGGIO. 134 PAINTING. and shade are all his own, for they did not possess thesequalities. Foreshortening is so important that 1 must try to ex-plain it; and, as Correggio is said to be the greatest masterin this art since the days of the Greeks, it is quite properfor me to…
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