Leonardo Da Vinci: Artist, Thinker and Man of Science, 第 2 卷 |
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Leonardo , in fact , had too fine a taste to allow him to introduce into the art of
painting effects proper to sculpture , as the great Andrea Mantegna was doing at
this very time . For this reason he did not believe that painters would profit much
by ...
Leonardo , in fact , had too fine a taste to allow him to introduce into the art of
painting effects proper to sculpture , as the great Andrea Mantegna was doing at
this very time . For this reason he did not believe that painters would profit much
by ...
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The mere fact that Leonardo accepted Roman forms in architecture tends to
prove that he admired classic methods in the provision of architectural settings
and in the arrangement of figures in that setting . The principles of grouping
which he ...
The mere fact that Leonardo accepted Roman forms in architecture tends to
prove that he admired classic methods in the provision of architectural settings
and in the arrangement of figures in that setting . The principles of grouping
which he ...
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Shoes were made so small that the toes mounted one upon the other and
became covered with corns . Leonardo's ideal dress was , for an old man , a long
and ample garment , in fact a toga ( “ Che il vecchio sia togato " ) ; for a youth a
short ...
Shoes were made so small that the toes mounted one upon the other and
became covered with corns . Leonardo's ideal dress was , for an old man , a long
and ample garment , in fact a toga ( “ Che il vecchio sia togato " ) ; for a youth a
short ...
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But , in fact , no doubt is possible ; the antique group at Pavia is meant and no
other . Immediately after the phrase quoted above , Leonardo goes on to say that
it is much more advisable to imitate ancient than modern productions . Where did
...
But , in fact , no doubt is possible ; the antique group at Pavia is meant and no
other . Immediately after the phrase quoted above , Leonardo goes on to say that
it is much more advisable to imitate ancient than modern productions . Where did
...
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As a fact , his imitations are relatively numerous . Among those of a more or less
indefinite kind , we may quote the bust of an old man , draped in the Roman
fashion , with his right hand thrust out through the folds of his toga ( Richter , pl .
xxx .
As a fact , his imitations are relatively numerous . Among those of a more or less
indefinite kind , we may quote the bust of an old man , draped in the Roman
fashion , with his right hand thrust out through the folds of his toga ( Richter , pl .
xxx .
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