 Let any one," adds Mr. Gilbert, " enter there who can. But if he cannot, let him subsidise a friendly artisan in one of the tall houses overlooking the garden wall. The view from this man's window will discover that probably nothing that was familiar...  Cadore: Or Titian's Country - Page 3by Josiah Gilbert - 1869 - 326 pagesFull view - About this book
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...garden, with its trees, has been enclosed and built over. In the house itself, says Mr. Gilbert, ' probably nothing that was familiar to the eye of the...story of which formed the roomy studio of Titian.' The house, however, was, when Titian became its inhabitant, large and convenient, and the gardens,... | |
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...in one of the tall houses overlooking the garden wall. The view from this man's window will discover that probably nothing that was familiar to the eye...formed the roomy studio of Titian. Since his .time," Mr. Gilbert continues, "the prospect that once extended far over sea and land has been hopelessly blocked... | |
 | Joseph Archer Crowe, Giovanni Battista Cavalcaselle - 1881 - 580 pages
...in one of the tall houses overlooking the garden wall. The view from this man's window will discover that probably nothing that was familiar to the eye...formed the roomy studio of Titian. Since his time," Air. Gilbert continues, " the prospect that once extended far over sea and land has been hopelessly... | |
 | Joseph Archer Crowe, Giovanni Battista Cavalcaselle - 1881 - 578 pages
...in one of-the tall houses overlooking the garden wall. The view from this man's window will discover that probably nothing that was familiar to the eye...formed the roomy studio of Titian. Since his time," Mr. Gilbert continues, " the prospect that once ex-tended far over sea and land has been hopelessly... | |
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