Guardi
[gwahr-dee]
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noun
Fran·ces·co [frahn-ches-kaw] /frɑnˈtʃɛs kɔ/, 1712–93, Italian painter.
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Guardi had an eye for local colour and for fashionable humours.
The Memoirs of Count Carlo GozziCount Carlo Gozzi
In his landscapes Guardi does not pay very faithful attention to nature.
The Venetian School of PaintingEvelyn March Phillipps
Guardi composes half fantastic scenes, introducing classic remains, triumphal arches, airy Palladian monuments.
The Venetian School of PaintingEvelyn March Phillipps
But what has mainly served to win for Guardi popularity is the attention he paid to contemporary costume and manners.
The Memoirs of Count Carlo GozziCount Carlo Gozzi
But what has mainly served to win for Guardi popularity, is the attention he paid to contemporary costume and manners.
Guardi
noun
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