Francesco Raibolini Called Francia
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The names of Marcantonio Raimondi, of Innocenza da Imola, of Bartolommeo Ramenghi, of his own two sons, and of Timoteo Viti, will hand down the memory of that school to future times ; and finally we come to the entry of his death, and to the striking words that are written of his character by the chronicler Seccadinari.
THE INFLUENCE OF RAPHAEL 133 It is not known where he was buried, but he is believed to lie in the Church of San Francesco, or in its cloister near to the tomb which is now occu...pied by the remains of his son Giacomo.
There is no monument to be found of him in that church or cloister, but the words of the historian who recorded his death, and the fame of the paintings that he executed, are sufficient to insure that his memory will always live in the world of art, and his name be handed down as one of the great masters of that wonder- ful Renaissance period in Italy.
CHAPTER IX FRANCIA AS A PORTRAIT PAINTER It is, I think, clear from the many references that are made by Bolognese writers to the portraits painted by Francia, and to their excellence and beauty, that the artist was considered by his fellows to be of great repute as a portrait painter, and that more portraits should be ascribed to him than we are at first inclined to suppose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The names of Marcantonio Raimondi, of Innocenza da Imola, of Bartolommeo Ramenghi, of his own two sons, and of Timoteo Viti, will hand down the memory of that school to future times ; and finally we come to the entry of his death, and to the striking words that are written of his character by the chronicler Seccadinari.
THE INFLUENCE OF RAPHAEL 133 It is not known where he was buried, but he is believed to lie in the Church of San Francesco, or in its cloister near to the tomb which is now occu...pied by the remains of his son Giacomo.
There is no monument to be found of him in that church or cloister, but the words of the historian who recorded his death, and the fame of the paintings that he executed, are sufficient to insure that his memory will always live in the world of art, and his name be handed down as one of the great masters of that wonder- ful Renaissance period in Italy.
CHAPTER IX FRANCIA AS A PORTRAIT PAINTER It is, I think, clear from the many references that are made by Bolognese writers to the portraits painted by Francia, and to their excellence and beauty, that the artist was considered by his fellows to be of great repute as a portrait painter, and that more portraits should be ascribed to him than we are at first inclined to suppose.
What to read after Francesco Raibolini Called Francia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Charles Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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