930. THE GARDEN OF LOVE.

_School of Giorgione_ (Venetian: 16th century). _See 269._

Certainly not by Giorgione,[197] but a characteristic example

of a class of composition of which, as we have seen, he was the

inventor--one of those Venetian pastorals in which young men and women

"disport in the open air, amuse themselves at random" (_Asolando_).