An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope, 1. köideM. Cooper, 1756 |
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Page 85
... Domenichino had each of them painted a picture in the Church of Saint Andrew , Annibal Carrache , their master , was preffed to declare , which of his two pupils had excelled . The picture of Guido represented Saint Andrew on his knees ...
... Domenichino had each of them painted a picture in the Church of Saint Andrew , Annibal Carrache , their master , was preffed to declare , which of his two pupils had excelled . The picture of Guido represented Saint Andrew on his knees ...
Page 86
... Domenichino as a scholar . But , added he , the worth of the fcholar is more valuable than that of the mafter . In truth , one may perceive faults in the picture of Domenichino that Guido has avoided ; but then there are noble ftrokes ...
... Domenichino as a scholar . But , added he , the worth of the fcholar is more valuable than that of the mafter . In truth , one may perceive faults in the picture of Domenichino that Guido has avoided ; but then there are noble ftrokes ...
Page 331
... DOMENICHINO , with fuch attendant particulars . In trance ecftatic may thy pangs be drown'd , Bright clouds defcend , and angels watch thee round , From opening skies may ftreaming glories fhine , And faints embrace thee with a love ...
... DOMENICHINO , with fuch attendant particulars . In trance ecftatic may thy pangs be drown'd , Bright clouds defcend , and angels watch thee round , From opening skies may ftreaming glories fhine , And faints embrace thee with a love ...
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