Studies in pictures; an introduction to the famous galleries (1907)
Van Dyke, John Charles, 1856-1932 · New York : C. Scribner's sons · leaf 36
t from the windows; but nothing seems tochange the directness of the light—its want of diffu-sion. It is hopelessly bad for gallery purposes. Thatportrait of the so-called Young Englishman—supposed to be the Duko of Xorfolk—(]*Iate 2C>), byTitian, is without doubt one of his finest canvases,and… … Ill,—TITIAN, La Bella (Duchess of Urbino). Pitti, Florence. OLD MASTERS OUT OF PLACE 11 more disastrous than bclorc. This is equally trueof Titians La Bella (Plate 3), of the splendidaltarpicces by Andrea del Sarto, the great canvasesby Fra Bartolommeo and Perugino, and many asmaller work by…
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