...derive advantage from Raffaelle, Correggio, Parmiggiano, and from his beloved Paul Veronese, from all whom he selected innumerable beauties, but with such...beauty, as we know was done by the Greeks, and this ho modulated and animated in his own style. When interrogated by one of his pupils, inwhai part of...

...derive advantage from Raffaelle, Correggio, Parmiggiano, and from his beloved Paul Veronese, from all whom he selected innumerable beauties, but with such...and this he modulated and animated in his own style. When interrogated by one of his pupils, in what part oj heaven, in what mould, he found these wondrous...

...advantage from RENI. Raffaelle, Correggio, Parmiggiano, and from his beloved Paul Veronese, from all whom he selected innumerable beauties, but with such...and this he modulated and animated in his own style. When interrogated by one of his pupils, in what part of heaven, in what mould, be found these wondrous...

...derive advantage from Raffaelle, Correggio, Parmiggiano, and from his beloved Paul Veronese, from all whom he selected innumerable beauties, but with such...and this he modulated and animated in his own style. When interrogated by one of his pupils, in what part of heaven, in what mould, he found these wondrous...

...it appears in his Magdalens and Sibyls. The grave historian Lanzi thus speaks of our Guido : — " And in truth this artist aimed less at copying beautiful...this he modulated and animated in his own style./ . . . There is no one action, position, or expression at all injurious to his figures ; the passions...

...it appears in his Magdalens and Sibyls. The grave historian Lanzi thus speaks of our Guido : — " And in truth this artist aimed less at copying beautiful...and this he modulated and animated in his own style. . . . There is no one action, position, or expression at all injurious to his figures ; the passions...

...favorite "primitive" painters of devotional imagery as well as the appearance of most antique statuary. "And, in truth, this artist aimed less at copying...idea of beauty, as we know was done by the Greeks," Luigi Lanzi perceived.91 By casting characters in unparticularized roles, Reni maximized the potential...