642. CHRIST'S AGONY IN THE GARDEN.

_Garofalo_ (Ferrarese: 1481-1559). _See 81._

It is interesting to compare this with other versions of the subject

in the Gallery--_e.g._ 76, 726, 1417. What we may call the necessary

component parts of the picture are all present--the angel with cup

and cross, the sleeping apostles, a crowd with torches approaching.

But Garofalo's picture seems cold and unimaginative as compared with

Correggio's, Bellini's, or Mantegna's.

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