...both the firlt and the greateft matter of this art. By a few ftrokes he knew how to mark the genera! image and character of whatever object he attempted, and produced by this alone a truer reprefenta•tion than his matter Ginm, Belli•no, or any of his predeceflbrs, •who finifljed every...

...hightlt degree. He was both the firll and the greaieft mailer of this' art. By a few ft r ok es he Jknew how to mark the general .image and character of whatever...object he attempted, and produced by this alone a truer reprelentation th.ui his mailer Giam, Bellino, or any of his predeceilbrs, who finiihed every hair....

...Virgin, not a woman appears. O and light, and shade. He was both the first and the greatest master of the art. By a few strokes he knew how to mark the general...produced by this alone a truer representation than any of his predecessors who finished every hair." Yet how many of Titian's pictures and of Sir Joshua...

...appears. O and light, and shade. He was both the first and the greatest master of the art. By a tew strokes he knew how to mark the general image and...produced by this alone a truer representation than any of his predecessors who finished every hair." Yet how many of Titian's pictures and of Sir Joshua...

...features, but blending the other parts with a melting sweetness of tint." " must turn to find excellence in regard to colour, " and light and shade in the highest...and produced by this alone " a truer representation of nature, than his Mas" ter, G. Bellino, or any of his predecessors, who " finished every hair. His...

...belongs, it is but a part; the same may be said of the head, of the hands, and feet. Though he possessed this art of seeing and comprehending the whole, as...representation than his master Giovanni Bellino, or any of his predecessois, who finished every hair. His great care was to express the general colour, to preserve...

...expected than in Fresco, is a sufficient proof. It is to Titian we must turn our eyes to find excel lence with regard to colour, and light and shade, in the...representation than his master Giovanni Bellino, or any of his predecessois, who finished every hair. His great care was to express the general colour, to preserve...

...Sir Joshua Reynolds has said of Titian, that, by a few strokes of his pencil, he knew how to mark the image and character of whatever object he attempted ; and produced by this means a truer representation than any of his predecessors, who finished every hair. In like manner...

...Sir Joshua Reynolds has said of Titian that by a few strokes of his pencil he knew how to mark the image and character of whatever object he attempted, and produced by this means a truer representation than any of his predecessors who finished every hair. In like manner Henry...

...other for painting. ... It is to Titian we must turn our eyes to find excellence with regard to color, and light and shade, in the highest degree. He was...alone, a truer representation than his master Giovanni Bellini, or any of his predecessors, who finished every hair. His great care was to express the general...