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is undoubtedly to be found tangledup with that of Perugino, whose foible it was to make a largeuse of his pupils in the rather perfunctory works with which hekept the pot boiling, while he saved leisure for superior works.Independent works, however, soon appear. Such is theVision of a Knight, a… … B 269, The Deposition. Pitti, Florence.Perugino, 1446-1524. 262 Mornings with Masters of Art isms as the tip of the head and the jug-handle bit of draperybehind, is noticeable, with no special message or skill toindicate that a greater than Perugino is here. The SollyMadonna (C 143) from Berlin, an…
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