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The Old Masters and Their Pictures, For the Use of Schools and Learners in Art

Note (return) — Chapter VI

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Giorgione was, like Titian, grand and free in drawing and composition, and superb in colour. 19 Mrs Jameson has drawn a nice distinction between the two painters as colourists. That the colours of Giorgione 'appear as if lighted from within, and those of Titian from without;' that 'the epithet glowing applies best to Giorgione, that of golden to Titian.'

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