The Painters of the School of Seville
The Painters of the School of Seville
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90 THE SCHOOL OF SEVILLE Roelas, always a colourist, perceived at once the exquisite tonality of the Venetians; studying their technique, he discovered that the most brilliant effects were obtained by the contrast of purple and gold with the transparent azure of sea and sky. He thought that if he could present the types of female beauty prevalent in Seville with this technical treatment, his native city need no longer envy the superior attainments of her rival. For all these reasons he gave his... greatest attention to those sort of effects which were also characteristic of his own country. Tintoretto, Titian and Veronese all combined to influence the brilliancy of the colouring of Roelas ; after his return to Seville, he handed on their richest tints and their most striking contrasts of light and shade to his school as an undying legacy. The truth of this statement can be verified by studying the works which he accomplished in the following years, beginning with the great Saint James at the battle of Clavijo, which is in the chapel of that Saint in the Cathedral.
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90 THE SCHOOL OF SEVILLE Roelas, always a colourist, perceived at once the exquisite tonality of the Venetians; studying their technique, he discovered that the most brilliant effects were obtained by the contrast of purple and gold with the transparent azure of sea and sky. He thought that if he could present the types of female beauty prevalent in Seville with this technical treatment, his native city need no longer envy the superior attainments of her rival. For all these reasons he gave his... greatest attention to those sort of effects which were also characteristic of his own country. Tintoretto, Titian and Veronese all combined to influence the brilliancy of the colouring of Roelas ; after his return to Seville, he handed on their richest tints and their most striking contrasts of light and shade to his school as an undying legacy. The truth of this statement can be verified by studying the works which he accomplished in the following years, beginning with the great Saint James at the battle of Clavijo, which is in the chapel of that Saint in the Cathedral.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Narcisco Sentenach Y Cabaas to read onlineMoreLess
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