Knights of Art: Stories of the Italian Painters | ||
- GIOTTO, . . . BORN 1276, DIED 1337, . . 1
- FRA ANGELICO, . . bn. 1387, d. 1466, . . 13
- MASACCIO, . . . bn. 1401, d. 1428, . . 20
- FRA FILIPPO LIPPI,. . bn. 1412, d. 1469, . . 24
- SANDRO BOTTICELLI,. . bn. 1446, d. 1610, . . 62
- DOMENICO GHIRLANDAIO, . bn. 1449, d. 1494, . . 63
- FILIPPINO LIPPI, . . bn. 1467, d. 1604, . . 72
- PIETRO PERUGINO, . . bn. 1446, d. 1624, . . 78
- LEONARDO DA VINCI,. . bn. 1462, d. 1619, . . 94
- RAPHAEL, . . . bn. 1483, d. 1620, . . 113
- MICHELANGELO, . . bn. 1476, d. 1664, . . 121
- ANDREA DEL SARTO, . . bn. 1487, d. 1631, . . 131
- GIOVANNI BELLINI, . . bn. 1426, d. 1616, . . 142
- VITTORE CARPACCIO,. . bn. 1470? d. 1619, . . 149
- GIORGIONE, . . . bn. 1477? d. 1610, . . 164
- TITIAN, . . . bn. 1477, d. 1676, . . 161
- TINTORETTO, . . . bn. 1662, d. 1637, . . 166
- PAUL VERONESE, . . bn. 1628, d. 1688, . . 172
CONTENTS
THE RELEASE OF ST. PETER. BY FILIPPO LIPPI,
`The tall angel in flowing white robes gently leads St. Peter out of prison,'......Frontispiece
Church of the Carmine, Florence.THE VISIT OF THE MAGI. BY GIOTTO,
`The little Baby Jesus sitting on His Mother's knee,'......8
Academia, Florence.THE MEETING OF ANNA AND JOACHIM. BY GIOTTO,
`Two homely figures outside the narrow gateway,'......10
Sta. Maria Novella, Florence.THE ANNUNCIATION. BY FRA ANGELICO,
`The gentle Virgin bending before the Angel messenger,'......14
S. Marco, Florence.THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT. BY FRA ANGELICO,
`The Madonna in her robe of purest blue holding the Baby close in her arms,'......18
Academia, Florence.THE ANNUNCIATION. BY FILIPPO LIPPI,
`The Madonna with the dove fluttering near, and the Angel messenger bearing the lily branch,'......42
Academia Florence.THE NATIVITY. BY FILIPPO LIPPI,
`His Madonnas grew ever more beautiful,'......48
Academia, Florence.THE ANGEL. BY BOTTICELLI,
TOBIAS AND THE ANGEL.
`His figures seemed to move as if to the rhythm of music,'......54
Academia, Florence.ST. PETER IN PRISON. BY FILIPPO LIPPI,
`The sad face of St. Peter looks out through the prison bars,'......74
Church of the Carmine, Florence.TWO SAINTS. BY PERUGINO,
THE, FRESCO OF THE CRUCIFIXION.
`Beyond was the blue thread of river and the single trees pointing upwards,'......86
Sta. Maddalena de Pazzi, Florence.TWO SAINTS. BY PERUGINO,
THE FRESCO OF THE CRUCIFIXION.
`Quiet dignified saints and spacious landscapes,'......90
Sta. Maddalena de Pazzi, Florence.ST. JAMES. BY ANDREA DEL SARTO.
`The kind strong hand of the saint is placed lovingly beneath the little chin,'......140
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.CHERUB. BY GIOV. BELLINI,
`Giovanni's angels are little human boys with grave sweet faces,'......148
Church of the Frari, Venice.ST. TRYPHONIUS AND THE BASILISK. BY CARPACCIO,
`The little boy saint has folded his hands together and looks upward in prayer,'......152
S. Giorgio Schiavari, Venice.THE LITTLE VIRGIN. BY TITIAN,
`The little maid is all alone,'......164
Academia, Venice.THE LITTLE ST. JOHN. BY VERONESE,
THE MADONNA ENTHRONED.
`The little St. John with the skin thrown over his bare shoulder and the cross in his hand,' . . . . . 174
Academia, Florence.
LIST OF PICTURES
IN COLOUR
RELIEF IN MARBLE BY GIOTTO,
`The shepherd sitting under his tent, with the sheep in front,'......6
Campanile, Florence.DRAWING BY MASACCIO,
`His models were ordinary Florentine youths,'......22
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY GHIRLANDAIO,
`The men of the market-place,'......66
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY LEONARDO DA VINCI,
`He loved to draw strange monsters,'......104
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY RAPHAEL,
`Round-limbed rosy children, half human, half divine,'......114
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY MICHELANGELO,
`A terrible head of a furious old man,'......128
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY GIORGIONE,
`A man in Venetian dress helping two women to mount one of the niches of a marble palace,'......166
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.DRAWING BY TINTORETTO,
`The head of a Venetian boy, such as Tintoretto met daily among the fisher-folk of Venice,'......168
Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
IN MONOCHROME
Knights of Art: Stories of the Italian Painters | ||