Phillipps, Evelyn March, d. 1915 · London : Macmillan and Co., limited · leaf 282
peopled with spectators,standing out against the depth of distant sky. The celebrated suppers, of which this is thefirst example, are dispersed in different galleriesand some have disappeared, but from this timeVeronese loved to paint these great displays,repeating some of them, but always… … PAOLO VERONESE the treasures of antiquity. For a time, the sightof the antique had some effect upon his work ;in his famous ceiling in the Louvre, Jupiterdestroying the Vices, the influence of Michel-angelo is apparent and its large gestures are in-spired by sculpture. Ridolfi says that…
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