RubensVelhagen & Klasing, 1904 - 168 pages |
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Page 104
... peace for his country . One passage from the report of these negotiations fully illustrates the master's point of view : " Mr. Rubens , " says the writer therein ( probably Gerbier himself ) , " in his conversation with the Duke showed ...
... peace for his country . One passage from the report of these negotiations fully illustrates the master's point of view : " Mr. Rubens , " says the writer therein ( probably Gerbier himself ) , " in his conversation with the Duke showed ...
Page 112
... Peace that were being urged on there , and which also had the support of the Envoy from Savoy . In Paris , on the contrary , he had been carrying on negotiations between the Sovereigns Fig . 91 . PORTRAIT OF ISABELLA BRANT . In the ...
... Peace that were being urged on there , and which also had the support of the Envoy from Savoy . In Paris , on the contrary , he had been carrying on negotiations between the Sovereigns Fig . 91 . PORTRAIT OF ISABELLA BRANT . In the ...
Page 114
... peace with England ; and he , moreover , arranged an audience for Carlisle with the Archduchess . The great talents shown by Rubens in this matter of securing peace were recognised and rewarded by the Archduchess Isabella , who in 1628 ...
... peace with England ; and he , moreover , arranged an audience for Carlisle with the Archduchess . The great talents shown by Rubens in this matter of securing peace were recognised and rewarded by the Archduchess Isabella , who in 1628 ...
Page 118
... peace negotiations between Spain and England . This much however is certain , that Olivarez in the spring of 1629 at last resolved himself to commence proposals for peace with the English court . To this end Rubens was sent to London ...
... peace negotiations between Spain and England . This much however is certain , that Olivarez in the spring of 1629 at last resolved himself to commence proposals for peace with the English court . To this end Rubens was sent to London ...
Page 119
... peace , presented his Royal host with a most appropriate present in the shape of a picture , representing the Benefits of Peace . This painting , sold and taken to Italy after the death of Charles I. , returned to London and was ...
... peace , presented his Royal host with a most appropriate present in the shape of a picture , representing the Benefits of Peace . This painting , sold and taken to Italy after the death of Charles I. , returned to London and was ...
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