e been his first master as from theVenetians, he has had few equals, but it is chiefly as theintroducer of painting in oils that he is significant in theVenetian school. Among the most famous of his contemporaries, whomthus far at least were his disciples, are Vittore Carpaccio,who was working from… … THE ACADEMY 157 master of the two was Carpaccio, who in the many worksby him that remain in Venice shows himself as an idealpainter of genre, which, when all is said, remains the truefoundation of the Venetian school. We have seen thedelightful work of Carpaccio in S. Giorgio degli Schiavoni inS.…
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