French Painting in the Sixteenth Century
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No doubt Primaticcio, less famous than he and in a slightly inferior situation, was not allowed at first to leave all the execution to lieutenants ; and in those early days he probably painted and modelled with those he had under his orders. That does not mean that he had no assistants : the " Comptes des Batiments " give him, as well as Rosso, the title of " painter-designer," which means that he had his orders carried out by others.
It is true that we find him with fewer assistants than Rosso.... I will take no account of any but the principal, * Z« Primatice, p. 265. t Ibid., pp. 264, 278.
86 FRENCH PAINTING who were distinguished by the salary of 20 livres a month. To mention the painters only, under Rosso there was Pellegrino, of whom I have spoken, Giovanni de Majoricy, called Jean Antoine, Claude Badouin, Charles Dorigny, Joost Fouquet, and Leonard Thiry.
Primaticcio had only two, Belin, called Modena, and Bartolommeo di Miniato ; and the first of these, again, was only there at the beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No doubt Primaticcio, less famous than he and in a slightly inferior situation, was not allowed at first to leave all the execution to lieutenants ; and in those early days he probably painted and modelled with those he had under his orders. That does not mean that he had no assistants : the " Comptes des Batiments " give him, as well as Rosso, the title of " painter-designer," which means that he had his orders carried out by others.
It is true that we find him with fewer assistants than Rosso.... I will take no account of any but the principal, * Z« Primatice, p. 265. t Ibid., pp. 264, 278.
86 FRENCH PAINTING who were distinguished by the salary of 20 livres a month. To mention the painters only, under Rosso there was Pellegrino, of whom I have spoken, Giovanni de Majoricy, called Jean Antoine, Claude Badouin, Charles Dorigny, Joost Fouquet, and Leonard Thiry.
Primaticcio had only two, Belin, called Modena, and Bartolommeo di Miniato ; and the first of these, again, was only there at the beginning.
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