 | John Landseer - 1834 - 534 páginas
...; but that master, who painted so little, and with such labour, is not to be compared to Raifaelle, who possessed the whole quality in its fullest extent. There is not a movement of the human soul—capable of being expressed by art—that he has not caught, expressed, and varied, in... | |
 | Shearjashub Spooner - 1865 - 662 páginas
...expression ; but that master, who painted so little, and with such labor, is not to be compared with Raffaello. who possessed the whole quality in its...caught, expressed, and varied, in a thousand different wars, and always within the bounds of propriety. We have no tradition of his having frequented the... | |
 | Shearjashub Spooner - 1873 - 664 páginas
...expression ; but that master, who painted so little, and with such labor, is not to be compared with Raffaello, who possessed the whole quality in its...expressed, and varied, in a thousand different ways, and alwavs within the bounds of propriety. We have no tradition of his having frequented the public streets,... | |
 | Ernest Govett - 1919 - 470 páginas
...been commented upon by many critics, and practically all agree with Lanzi in his eloquent summary8 : There is not a movement of the soul, there is not...known to the ancients and capable of being expressed in art, that he (Raphael) has not caught, expressed, and varied in a thousand different ways, and always... | |
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... not have conferred on him that praise which he afterwards received from Algarotti, Lazzarini. and Mengs. Leonardo was the first, as we shall see in the Milanese School, to lead the way to delic»cy of expression ; but that master, who painted so little,... 