In this picture, the principal and the strongest light is the body of Christ, which is of a remarkably clear and bright colour.
This picture, though of small dimensions, yet exemplifies the peculiarity of Rembrandt's mode of treatment.
The half of this picture belongs to Peter de la Tombe).
The face and hands in this picture, though wrought with great delicacy, have the appearance of being painted at once, in a single sitting: the drapery is unfinished.
This picture is a proof that when the method is good and the pigments pure, the colours change very little.
CXVI It won't do to begin painting heads or much detail in this picture till it's all settled.
In this picture, two cavaliers and an undraped woman are seated in the grass, with musical instruments, while another woman dips a vase into a well hard by, for water.
At this picture, drawn by Rodin with a feverish animation, which had only the more influence from its unexpectedness, the princess and Father d'Aigrigny looked at each other in confusion.
This picture, half veiled by the pale transparency of the morning twilight, was pleasing, melancholy, and solemn.
I cannot express to you, my friend, the enchanting repose of this picture, lighted by the last rays of the sun, here and there broken by the thick foliage.
The most exhaustive visual power and executive capacity meet in this picture, which would seem to have traversed the many perils to which it has been exposed without really suffering so much as their enumeration makes one expect.
Herr Georg Tausy himself besought me to paint him a Madonna in a landscape with the same care and of the same size as this picture, and he would give me 400 florins for it.
This picture, which is so frequently referred to in the letters from Venice, contains portraits of the Emperor Maximilian and Pope Julius II.
Mr. Montenero said he was happy in having it in his power to gratify her wish; he possessed the original of this picture.
He did not live to do the work, but one cannot help believing that his ideals of the maiden of Nanterre must have taken some such shape as this picture of the Shepherdess.
Footnote 3: Compare also Victor Hugo's poem, often referred to in descriptions of this picture, Saison des Semailles: Le Soir.
It is into such a dooryard that we seem to be looking in this picture of The Woman Feeding Hens.
The name which Millet gave to this picture is the French word Becquée, which cannot be translated into any corresponding word in English.
The painter Millet has expressed something of the mystic solemnity of the hour in this picture.
Altogether lovely, in that eager yet dry manner, a little uncertain of its own dainty humanism, this picture alone is worth the journey to S.
Mr. Carmichael, in his book, In Tuscany, gives a full account of this picture.
The predella to this pictureis in the Ospedale; it represents the Marriage of the Virgin, the Presentation in the Temple, the Baptism and Entombment of Our Lord.
Rosini gives a faithful outline of this picture in his Atlas of Illustrations.
But though the occasion of its painting was so mean, the impression made by this picture is too powerful to be described.
It is only after careful comparison that we discover, in this picture of the Rucellai for example, a distinctly fresh endeavour to express emotion and to depict life.
This picture belonged to the old collection of the crown.
This picture is in perfect preservation, and requires only to be cleaned from a coat of dust and smoke which has been accumulating on it for three centuries, during which it graced the great altar of St. Peter's church at Rome.
Is there anything in the history of the restored exiles which corresponds to this picture?
Therefore there follows immediately on this picture of the conqueror treading the peoples in His fury and pouring their life-blood on the earth, the song of the delivered.
Scripture abounds in other metaphors for the same solemn spiritual facts as are set before us in this picture of the dying watchfire and the sad men watching its decline.
Paul will see, by looking at this picture, his honourable Roman culture, together with the unconquerable strength of that most divine spirit, all intent on the work of the faith.
It was only by secret bribery I obtained a peep at this picture, as the room is not publicly shown.
I may well remember the deep pathos of this picture; for the face of Hagar has haunted me sleeping and waking ever since I beheld it.
It would be difficult to say what was most execrable in this picture, the appalling nature of the subject, the depravity of mind evinced in its conception, or the horrible truth and skill with which it was delineated.
In this picture she is shown holding in her hands an instrument of reeds, which may be taken as the beginning of the organ of later days.
The story which Raphael told in this picture is taken from an incident in the history of Jerusalem, which is related in one of the books of the Apocrypha and in Josephus's History.
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