 | William Collins - 1805 - 266 trang
...country. "On his first entrance into Rome, happening to pass by the arch of Titus, he saw a few young artists attentively engaged in sketching the basso-relievos...correctness and elegance, to the astonishment of them all. 185 The diligence of Roos at his studies wa* more remarkable than that of any of his cotemporaries... | |
 | Matthew Pilkington - 1829 - 632 trang
...basso-relievos on the arch of Titus, when, taking a crayon and paper from one of them, in half an hour he produced a design, finished with incredible correctness...the astonishment of them all. The diligence of Roos in his studies was very remarkable : he laboured incessantly, devoted his whole time to his improvement,... | |
 | John Gould - 1835 - 444 trang
...country. On his first entrance into Rome, happening to pass by the arch of Titus, he saw a few young artists attentively engaged in sketching the basso-relievos...his studies was more remarkable than that of any of his contemporaries ; he laboured incessantly, devoted his whole time to his improvement, and omitted... | |
 | John Gould - 1838 - 444 trang
...country. On his first entrance into Rome, happening to pass by the arcli of Titus, he saw a few young artists attentively engaged in sketching the basso-relievos...his studies was more remarkable than that of any of his contemporaries; he laboured incessantly, devoted his whole time to his improvement, and omitted... | |
 | Matthew Pilkington - 1840 - 794 trang
...hasso-relievos on the arch of Titus, when, taking a crayon and paper from one of them, in half an hour he produced a design, finished with incredible correctness...the astonishment of them all. The diligence of Roos in his studies was very remarkable: he laboured incessantly, devoted his whole time to his improvement,... | |
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Rome, where he might improve his promising talents, intending to employ him in hisservice whenever he returned to his own country. On his first entrance into Rome, happening to pass by the arch of Titus, he saw a few young artists attentively engaged... 