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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 2 (of 6)

Note 41 — BOOK III. (continued 2)

Thomas Roscoe translation

Mengs has observed, that Raffaello diligently studied the bassirelievi of the arches of Titus and Constantine, which were on the arch of Trajan, and adopted from them his manner of marking the articulations of the joints, and a more simple and an easier mode of expressing the contour of the fleshy parts. Riflessioni sopra i tre gran Pittori, &c. cap. 1.

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