Nixon-Roulet, Mary F · Boston : Marlier & Co. · leaf 68
enerous asthe princely Florentines, such as thatDuke of Tuscany who presented Ben-venuto Cellini with a house as a rewardfor his Perseus. Tintoretto seems tohave painted for the love of his art andfor the good which he might do, contentwith a bare living, and there is no recordof a more unselfish… … LOUVRE, PARIS. YOUTHFUL PORTRAIT OF TINTORETTO. Religious Paintings of Tintoretto Robustos picture was a portrait of hisbrother and himself, done by lamplight inso wonderful a manner that a companionwrote: Si Tinctorettus noctis sic lucet in umbris,Exorto faciet quid radiante die ? The great…
Christian art and symbolism · Painting
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