Seven angels of the renascence, the story of art from Cimabue to Claude ; (1905)
Bayliss, Wyke, Sir, 1835-1906 · London, Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd. · leaf 278
tonsbook : and one of the incidents he records reveal,as by a flash of light, that the misgivings of thepainter were not unknown even in the very arcanaof rehgious life. The nuns of a neighbouring convent were ladiesof wealth and taste. They also, like Correggio,were tired of the everlasting… … SANTA DIANA figured in the refectory of a nunnery. The LadyAbbess looked for many more suppers. She wouldlike something more up to date. He should paintsomething more enlivening. He should paint thestory of Diana returning from the Chase. Cor-reggio, it has been said, was innocently and…
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