The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 322, July 12, 1828 by Various
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which are so truly natural, that, while we view his representations, we
may almost fancy ourselves transported to the magnificent scenery of Italy. In No. 42, _Titian's Daughter_, are seen the genuine tints adopted by the Venetian school of painting. No. 56, _St. Appolonia_, by Sebastian del Piombo, is a most admirable specimen of the master. No. 74, _Landscape and Cattle_, by Paul Potter, contains all that beauty of touch and delicacy of colour which render this famous artist so difficult to imitate. There are several very capital pictures by the younger Teniers; No. 77, _his own portrait_, and No. 95, _portrait of the painter and his son_, are truly excellent; as is No. 94, _Figures playing at Bowls_. A remarkable and very forcible effect is found in No. 93, _The outside of a House with Figures_--painted by De Hooge. Nos. 121 and 123, _Flowers and Fruit_, by the celebrated Van Huysum, are extremely elaborate in their execution. No. 161, _The Battle between Constantine and Maxentius_, is a sketch by Rubens, possessing wonderful fire and spirit, as well as great mellowness of colour. Besides the above pictures, there are many beautiful productions by Jan Steen, Cuyp, Poussin, Salvator Rosa, Guercino, Domenichino, Murillo, Albano, Vandyke, Ruysdael, Houdekoeter, Wouvermans, &c. G.W.N. * * * * * ANCIENT ROMAN FESTIVALS. * * * * * |
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