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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 12 (1898) (1898)

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es are believed to be members | about twenty vears of age. His grandfather’s tomb- of late years, with the possible exception of the finding | of the Vespucci family. The mother of Amerigo is the |stone was founda few years ago. It bears the date of Botticelli’s “ Pallas ” in 1895, which can be… … in the Ognissanti Church and that the of the ‘human document,’ Ghirlauda- better known of these in 1616 passed AMERIGO VESPUCCI IN GHIRLANDAJO’S RECENTLY DISCOVERED FRESCO. jo’s portraits of the contemporaries of to another family, when the walls were the magnificent Lorenzo and of Savo-…

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