Allen, Grant, 1848-1899 · New York, H. Holt and Company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 288
at the base isdoubtless one of the donors. This is the poorest and leastworthy work of the whole series. Carpaccio here attemptsa task beyond his powers. Now return to 576, opposite, which is really the last ofthe series. It represents the Glorification or Apotheosis ofSt. Ursula. In the centre… … ;raph: Brogi S. CATHERINE BY CARLO CR1VELLI (NOW AT THE BRERA) Compare with the S. Catherine in tlie Santa Conversazione by Palma Vecchio, Room vii in ; VI.] THE ACADEMY 213 angels ; above, the Eternal Father, much foreshortened,stretches His welcoming arms to receive her into bliss im-mortal.…
Art, Italian
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