Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Titian, Vol. 1 of 3: A Romance of Venice
A species of romance has lately been pro duced by some Continental writers, of which, hitherto, we have scarcely had any specimen in English literature. This is the art-novel, which permits the blending of the Ideal and the Real, in no ordinary degree, being based upon circumstances not only romantic and picturesque in themselves, but rendered addi tionally so by their connexion with the fortunes of some of the illustrious who, by pen or pen cil, have achieved renown.
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