Phillipps, Evelyn March, d. 1915 · London : Macmillan and Co., limited · leaf 203
was 1 It is this quality of unarrested movement, so conspicuousabove all in the figure of Bacchus, which attracts us irresistibly inthe Huntress, in Lord Brownlows Diana and Actaeon. Theconstruction of the form of the goddess in this beautiful but little-known picture is admirable. Worn as the… … TITIAN showing the diversity of his genius by the Deposition, now in the Louvre, which waspainted at the instance of the Gonzaga, Marquisof Mantua and nephew of Alfonso dEste. Herehe makes a great step in the use of chiaroscuro.While it is satisfying in balance and sweepingrhythm, and by the way in…
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