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Page 6
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 ...
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 ...
Page 10
And it was probably for this reason that Peter Paul Rubens thought himself
justified in stating: that he had passed the first IO years of his life in Cologne. It is
therefore not to be wondered at, that for centuries Cologne was supposed to
have ...
And it was probably for this reason that Peter Paul Rubens thought himself
justified in stating: that he had passed the first IO years of his life in Cologne. It is
therefore not to be wondered at, that for centuries Cologne was supposed to
have ...
Page 18
Side by side with these vigorous drawings, we should also mention the noble
sketch of an old man with a beard, which probably served as a model for some
holy bishop and well illustrates the method employed by the young Rubens in his
...
Side by side with these vigorous drawings, we should also mention the noble
sketch of an old man with a beard, which probably served as a model for some
holy bishop and well illustrates the method employed by the young Rubens in his
...
Page 42
They are probably sketches for the charming picture painted at this period: Mary
with the /m/ant Christ surrounded by playul Cherubs (Fig. 25); originally no doubt
an altar-piece, but now in the Gallery of the Louvre. He also designed a number ...
They are probably sketches for the charming picture painted at this period: Mary
with the /m/ant Christ surrounded by playul Cherubs (Fig. 25); originally no doubt
an altar-piece, but now in the Gallery of the Louvre. He also designed a number ...
Page 44
LADY AND CHILD (probably Isabella Brant with her son Albrecht). In the Picture
Gallery at Dresden. After a photograph from the original by Braun, Clément & Co.,
Dornach, Paris and New-York. (To page 48.) a work now in the Pinakothek at ...
LADY AND CHILD (probably Isabella Brant with her son Albrecht). In the Picture
Gallery at Dresden. After a photograph from the original by Braun, Clément & Co.,
Dornach, Paris and New-York. (To page 48.) a work now in the Pinakothek at ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Rubens Monographs on artists ... IX |
| 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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