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... is unquestionable, that this volume on "Rubens". PORTRAIT OF RUHHNS BY
HIMSELF. In the Imperial Gallery at Vienna. After a photograph from the original
by J. Lowy, Vienna. Fig. 1. ALLEGED PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST'S MOTHER.
... is unquestionable, that this volume on "Rubens". PORTRAIT OF RUHHNS BY
HIMSELF. In the Imperial Gallery at Vienna. After a photograph from the original
by J. Lowy, Vienna. Fig. 1. ALLEGED PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST'S MOTHER.
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The words though of her Grace" (probably the mother of the Orange princes) "
which I have conveyed to you in another letter, still give me hope. ... I cannot
believe that we shall be so completely and so miserably separated. . . . O God !
may that ...
The words though of her Grace" (probably the mother of the Orange princes) "
which I have conveyed to you in another letter, still give me hope. ... I cannot
believe that we shall be so completely and so miserably separated. . . . O God !
may that ...
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1) The noble sentiments ol the mother are reflected in the superior bearing and
noble mind, which later on distinguished the famous son. After the generous
woman had vainly tried for two years by personal and epistolary entreaties to
secure ...
1) The noble sentiments ol the mother are reflected in the superior bearing and
noble mind, which later on distinguished the famous son. After the generous
woman had vainly tried for two years by personal and epistolary entreaties to
secure ...
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She makes no allusion to their sojourn at Siegen , and it can easily be
understood why the family avoided speaking of it; for there is no doubt that the
loving mother tried to hide from her children those sad circumstances , which had
caused her ...
She makes no allusion to their sojourn at Siegen , and it can easily be
understood why the family avoided speaking of it; for there is no doubt that the
loving mother tried to hide from her children those sad circumstances , which had
caused her ...
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This painting, if tradition is to be believed, represents his mother (Fig. 1) and we
may therefore conclude that it was painted before he went to Italy. A lengthy stay
in Italy was regarded at that time as an indispensable factor in the education of a
...
This painting, if tradition is to be believed, represents his mother (Fig. 1) and we
may therefore conclude that it was painted before he went to Italy. A lengthy stay
in Italy was regarded at that time as an indispensable factor in the education of a
...
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| Title | Rubens |
| Author | Hermann Knackfuss |
| Translated by | Luise Marie Schwaab Richter |
| Publisher | Velhagen & Klasing, 1904 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 168 pages |
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