The Prado, a survey of the contents of the gallery : together with detailed criticisms of its masterpieces and biographical sketches of the famous painters who produced them (1912)
Ricketts, Charles S., 1866-1931 · Boston. : St. Botolph Society · leaf 402
remembers with affection such old-fash-ioned and friendly places as the Salon Carre inthe Louvre, and the Tribuna of the Uffizi. Inthe equivalent for this at the Prado, the directionhas placed Van Dycks portrait of the Countessof Oxford where it hangs as the companion workto Rubens portrait of… … VAN DYCK. — THE COUNTESS OF OXFORD Wan D$ck 389 travel to see. The Countess of Oxford is afine picture, exquisitely painted; like the pretty Shepherd at the Hermitage, it is a good VanDyck, but not a first-rate one. A great freedomand spontaneity is characteristic of the workman-ship, which, with…
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