Paintings of the Louvre, Italian and Spanish (1905)
Mahler, Arthur, 1871-, Blacker, Carlos, Slater, William Albert, 1857-1919 · New York, Doubleday, Page · leaf 291
the Italian school. In astill life picture of Fruits and Musical Instruments (No.17!20), Antonio Pereda (1599-1669) shows himself to be acareful but insignificant artist. Juan de Arellano (1614-1676) in his picture of Flowers (No. 1701), the coloursof which are confused, does not offer us much of… … E. Hautecaur, Phot. Salle VI 1705. A young Spanish woman with a fan. — Goya. ality and affectation of attitudes had invaded centralEurope, created works full of life and satire. They aremasterpieces executed in a vein of caricature. He has THE SPANISH SCHOOL 267 put something of his sarcasm into…
Musée du Louvre. Département des peintures, des dessins et de la chalcographie · Painting -- Italy History · Painting -- Spain History
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