COPY (TO) (v.)
ABKOPIEREN
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COPIER
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KOPIEREN
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KOPIËREN
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NACHÄFFEN
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NACHKOPIEREN
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NACHZEICHNEN
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NA-KOPIËREN
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IMITER
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KOPIE
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NATURE
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After the Death of Raphael and his Schollars (for, as for Michael Angelo he made no School) Painting seemed to be Decaying ; and for some Years, there was hardly a Master of any Repute all over Italy. The two best at Rome were Joseph Arpino and Michael Angelo da Caravaggio, but both guilty of great Mistakes in their Art : the first followed purely his Fancy, or rather Humour, which was neither founded upon Nature nor Art, but had for Ground a certain Practical, Fantastical Idea which he had framed to himself. The other was a pure Naturalist, Copying Nature without distinction or discretion ; he understood little of Composition or Decorum, but was an admirable Colourer.
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nature, imitation et vrai