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Chapter 13 Section 6 A deviant noble painter?

A great character leads to a noble demeanor. ? ?

In Spain in the 17th century, there was an aristocrat named Murro, who was a very famous painter at that time.Among his many servants is a young man named Sebastian, who has an innate love for painting.While Murilo was teaching the students, Sebasti studied secretly. ?
One night, while his master was out for a walk, Sebastian even started painting in the master's studio on a whim, so that he didn't notice when Murillo and his noble friends came back.Mululo didn't disturb Sebasti, but quietly stared at the beautiful lines drawn by him.After Sebastian finished the last stroke, he found the master behind him. He hurriedly knelt down. In that era of strict hierarchy, Sebastian could be executed by his master for this. ?
This matter became a topic that the nobles talked about, and when they were all guessing how Mururo would severely punish his slaves, they heard a shocking news. Murello not only gave Sebas Ti free, but also accepted him as his disciple. ?
At that time, this deviant behavior was absolutely unacceptable in the eyes of the nobles. They began to alienate Murello and stopped buying his paintings. The nobles said that Murello was a complete fool. ?
Murilo didn't take it seriously, he just smiled: How can those fools understand that Sebasti will be the greatest pride of my Murilo. ?
300 years later, in the Italian collections, the works of Sebasti are placed in the same important position as the famous paintings of his mentor Murillo, and they are both invaluable. ?
Mind walk?

Personality and temperament are the elements of personality, and for an artist, his works contain his personality and temperament. If he does not have a good moral cultivation, I believe his works will not be a good one.Therefore, a person is respected by future generations not only by his handed down works, but more importantly by his personality. ?
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