 | Luigi Antonio Lanzi - 1847 - 556 sider
...bearing the date of 1556. master of the house, and of his wife ; respecting which, writes Loimizx.o, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe, that it...point of colouring, among works in fresco." (Trat. p. 5.98.) We next arrive at the name of Jacopo Robusti, the son of a Venetian dyer, and for this reason... | |
 | Luigi Lanzi - 1847 - 556 sider
...his wife ; respecting which, writes Lomazzo, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe, that it ia impossible to produce any thing more perfectly graceful...(Trat. p. 598.) We next arrive at the name of Jacopo Robust!, the son of a Venetian dyer, and for this reason surnamed Tintoretto. He was pupil to Titian,... | |
 | Luigi Lanzi - 1853 - 558 sider
...bearing the date of 1556. master of the house, and of his wife ; respecting which, writes Lomazzo, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe, that it...son of a Venetian dyer, and for this reason surnamed Tintoretto. He was pupil to Titian, who, jealous of his talents, soon banished him from his studio.... | |
 | Shearjashub Spooner - 1865 - 662 sider
...he introduced the portraits of the president Sacco and his wife, for whom it was painted, says, •' I may, without fear of temerity, observe that it is impossible to produce anything more perfectly graceful and pleasing, and more beautiful in point of coloring, among works... | |
 | Shearjashub Spooner - 1873 - 666 sider
...which he introduced the portraits of the president Sacco and his wife, for whom it was painted, says, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe that it is impossible to produce anything more perfectly graceful and pleasing, and more beautiful in point of coloring, among works... | |
 | Shearjashub Spooner - 1873 - 664 sider
...which he introduced the portraits of the president Sacco and his wife, for whom it was painted, says, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe that it is impossible to produce anything more perfectly graceful and pleasing, and more beautiful in point of coloring, among works... | |
 | John McClintock - 1879 - 1104 sider
...he introduced tbe portraits of the president Sacco and his wife, for whom it was painted — says, " I may, without fear of temerity, observe that it is impossible to produce anything more perfectly graceful and pleasing, and more beautiful in point of coloring, among works... | |
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I may, without fear of temerity, observe, that it is impossible to produce any thing more perfectly graceful and pleasing, more beautiful in point of colouring, among works in fresco." (Trat. p. 598.) We next arrive at the name of Jacopo Robusti, the... 