 Nature herself, amazed, does doubting stand, Which is her own and which the painter's hand; And does attempt the like with less success, When her own work in twins she would express. His all-resembling pencil did out-pass The mimic imagery of looking-glass.  Annals of the Artists of Spain - Página 435por William Stirling Maxwell - 1848Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Julia de Wolf Gibbs Addison - 1906 - 588 páginas
...Van Dyck was much eulogized after his death by his British appreciators. Abraham Cowley writes : " His pieces so with their live objects strive That...stand, Which is her own, and which the painter's hand 1 " CHAPTER X. REMBRANDT AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES As one glances about for a general impression... | |
 | Julia de Wolf Gibbs Addison - 1907 - 574 páginas
...Van Dyck was much eulogized after his death by his British appreciators. Abraham Cowley writes : " His pieces so with their live objects strive That...stand, Which is her own, and which the painter's hand ! " CHAPTER X. REMBRANDT AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES As one glances about for a general impression... | |
 | 1900 - 656 páginas
...his death by the poet Cowley : " His pieces so with their live objects strive, That both or picture* seem, or both alive : Nature herself amazed, doth...stand Which is her own, and which the painter's hand." A daughter was born just eight days after he died, and it is gratifying to know that neither she nor... | |
 | Carlyle Channing Davis, William Atkinson Alderson - 1914 - 418 páginas
...to Henry Sandham, companion and coworker in California with Helen Hunt Jackson. " His pieces so with live objects strive, That both or pictures seem, or both alive, Nature herself, amaz'd, does doubting stand, Which is her own and which the painter's hand ; And does attempt the like... | |
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