Have We the Likeness of Christ
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* Schools of Paint inj in Italy, Part I, p. 15.
&The above iUnstratioo. And those oo pp. 9 and 19, are reproduced from Nohthcote and Brownlow, Romo mt- terranea, by the courteoos permission of the publishers, Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co.
10 Franklin Johnson 11 earlier copyist, is accurate, Mr. Heaphy is not. The difference is to be observed, not only in a score of minor details, but also in the larger characteristics, about which no copyist can mistake. Kugler gives us a three-quarters face, M...r. Heaphy almost a full face. Kugler gives us a strong, resolute, and somewhat crude man of affairs; Mr. Heaphy, a sweet, sad, patient, and passive saint.
Still further: If Sir Wyke Bayliss, following Mr. Heaphy, has given us an accurate copy, he has cast great doubt upon his argument in doing so, for the type represented by this head of Christ is altogether different from that of the five mosaics. This is mild, sweet, sympathetic, and somewhat irresolute, while that is stern, self-contained, self-satisfied, and mighty in will-power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Schools of Paint inj in Italy, Part I, p. 15.
&The above iUnstratioo. And those oo pp. 9 and 19, are reproduced from Nohthcote and Brownlow, Romo mt- terranea, by the courteoos permission of the publishers, Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co.
10 Franklin Johnson 11 earlier copyist, is accurate, Mr. Heaphy is not. The difference is to be observed, not only in a score of minor details, but also in the larger characteristics, about which no copyist can mistake. Kugler gives us a three-quarters face, M...r. Heaphy almost a full face. Kugler gives us a strong, resolute, and somewhat crude man of affairs; Mr. Heaphy, a sweet, sad, patient, and passive saint.
Still further: If Sir Wyke Bayliss, following Mr. Heaphy, has given us an accurate copy, he has cast great doubt upon his argument in doing so, for the type represented by this head of Christ is altogether different from that of the five mosaics. This is mild, sweet, sympathetic, and somewhat irresolute, while that is stern, self-contained, self-satisfied, and mighty in will-power.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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