...resemblance to life is completed by the addition of real hair. They are probably by Gaudenzio Ferrari, who excelled in this branch of art ; and many of the...the Garden of Olives and the Scourging of our Lord. One of the executioners is sitting down, tired with his work ; the Roman soldier looks on with pity...

...reference to some directions contained in Theophilus4 for painting round images, " ymagines rotundas," 5 and other sculptured articles which are not covered...disgusting or painful, is most deeply affecting. One of the ' Materials, &c., p. 170. 2 See No. 180 (p. 145), and No. 344 (p. 315). 3 P. 40. 4 Lib. i. cap. 23,...

...make no apolcgy for introducing them here. " They are," he says, " probably by Gaudenzio Ferrari, 6 who excelled in this branch of art; and many of the...disgusting or painful, is most deeply affecting. One of the 1 Materials, &c., p. 170. 2 See No. 180 (p. 145), and No. 344 (p 315). 3 P. 40. * Lib. i. cap. '23,...

...but, if so, they do little honour to him as compositions, although many of the figures are of fair workmanship. The two finest groups are the Garden of Olives and the Scourging of our Lord; one of the executioners is sitting down, tired with his work ; the Roman soldier looks on with pity...

...but, if so, they do little honour to him as compositions, although many of the figures are of fair workmanship. The two finest groups are the Garden of Olives, and the Scourging of our Lord ; one of the executioners is sitting down, tired with his work ; the Roman soldier looks on with pity;...

...but, if so, they do little honour to him as compositions, although many of the figures are of fair workmanship. The two finest groups are the Garden of Olives, and the Scourging of our Lord, both on the rt. The Archives of the Duomo contain some curious specimens of the antiquities of the...