Paintings of the Louvre, Italian and Spanish (1905)
Mahler, Arthur, 1871-, Blacker, Carlos, Slater, William Albert, 1857-1919 · New York, Doubleday, Page · leaf 114
pUes to his Portrait of a Saint(No. 1557). Another example of the hard style of the primitive schoolof Ferrara is the small picture called The Virgin andChild (No. 1523), attributed, probably wrongly, toGregorio de Schiavone.^ The colours are loud andshine like lacquer. The heads are ugly, and the… … E. II . ■ r, rli-t, Salic VI 1523. The Virgin and Child, —Attributed to Gregorio de Schiavone. Cosimo Tura and his pupil, Lorenzo Costa (1460-1535),the most agreeable artist of the school of Ferrara, who wasone of the first to discover the secret beauties of nature.His natural gentleness…
Musée du Louvre. Département des peintures, des dessins et de la chalcographie · Painting -- Italy History · Painting -- Spain History
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