Painters and sculptors; a second series of Old masters and new, (1907)
Cox, Kenyon · Duffield and Co · leaf 152
picture is that it is too reflectiveand not sufficiently local and original. One can seenothing German in it but a slight homeliness in thedelicate features—nothing specifically Holbeins ownunless it be the impeccability of the spacing and thecomposition, in which he never fails. And yet thereis… … HOLBF.IX: LAIS COKIXTHIAOA HOLBEIN 78 of his composition, seems like a prophecy of Rem-brandt. Such was Holbein when, at the age of twenty-nine,he determined to go to England In search of moregolden opportunity. An eclectic, a student of Italianart, a bold experimenter and innovator, what…
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