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..."Bacchus and Ariadne," Titian, page 154 [Transcribers Note:]...   Bacchus and Ariadne, Titian, page 154 [Transcribers Note:]の読み方
Harold Speed 「The Practice and Science Of Drawing」

...That is not surprising, for Titian (1477-1576) was the painter easilyfirst in the whole range of Italian art...   That is not surprising, for Titian (1477-1576) was the painter easilyfirst in the whole range of Italian artの読み方
John C. Van Dyke 「A Text-Book of the History of Painting」

...Padovanino (1590-1650) wasmore of a Titian follower, but, like all the other painters of thetime, he was proficient with the brush and lacking in the strongermental elements...   Padovanino (1590-1650) wasmore of a Titian follower, but, like all the other painters of thetime, he was proficient with the brush and lacking in the strongermental elementsの読み方
John C. Van Dyke 「A Text-Book of the History of Painting」

...While Reynolds was on his memorablejourney to Rome, he made several volumesof notes about the pictures of great Italianartists--Raphael, Titian, etc...   While Reynolds was on his memorablejourney to Rome, he made several volumesof notes about the pictures of great Italianartists--Raphael, Titian, etcの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...After his few dayswith Titian, Tintoretto studied with Schiavoneand afterward set up a studio for himself...   After his few dayswith Titian, Tintoretto studied with Schiavoneand afterward set up a studio for himselfの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...As a matter of fact, Titian wastoo wonderful for Bellini ever to do much for;and since he could not get on with him, hewent to another master--Gentile Bellini'sbrother, Giovanni...   As a matter of fact, Titian wastoo wonderful for Bellini ever to do much for;and since he could not get on with him, hewent to another master--Gentile Bellinisbrother, Giovanniの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...Also therewas a young peasant pupil with Giovanni,who, like Titian, loved to use beautiful colours,and he and the newcomer became fast friends...   Also therewas a young peasant pupil with Giovanni,who, like Titian, loved to use beautiful colours,and he and the newcomer became fast friendsの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...The other artist's name was Giorgione, andhe had the most delightful ways about him,winning friends wherever he went, so it wasno wonder that the warm-hearted Titian soughthis companionship...   The other artists name was Giorgione, andhe had the most delightful ways about him,winning friends wherever he went, so it wasno wonder that the warm-hearted Titian soughthis companionshipの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...Soon Rome sent for Titian...   Soon Rome sent for Titianの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

..."Lombardi did as Titian suggested, but he hidin his big and baggy sleeve a tablet of wax, onwhich to make a relief picture of Charles...   Lombardi did as Titian suggested, but he hidin his big and baggy sleeve a tablet of wax, onwhich to make a relief picture of Charlesの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...of France visited Titian and orderedsent to him every picture of which he hadasked the price...   of France visited Titian and orderedsent to him every picture of which he hadasked the priceの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...The brother had died beforethat, in the old home at Cadore, and at morethan eighty years of age Titian was stillpainting from morning till night...   The brother had died beforethat, in the old home at Cadore, and at morethan eighty years of age Titian was stillpainting from morning till nightの読み方
Dolores Bacon 「Pictures Every Child Should Know」

...There is more real relation to the great schools of art,more fellowship with Bellini and Titian, in the humblest painter ofletters on village signboards than in men like these...   There is more real relation to the great schools of art,more fellowship with Bellini and Titian, in the humblest painter ofletters on village signboards than in men like theseの読み方
John Ruskin 「Lectures on Landscape」

...You cannot have alandscape by Turner, without a country for him to paint; you cannot havea portrait by Titian, without a man to be portrayed...   You cannot have alandscape by Turner, without a country for him to paint; you cannot havea portrait by Titian, without a man to be portrayedの読み方
John Ruskin 「Lectures on Art」

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