The art of the Pitti Palace : with a short history of the building of the palace, and its owners, and an appreciation of its treasures (1903)
Addison, Julia de Wolf Gibbs, 1866- · Boston : L.C. Page · leaf 92
l is thrown aside. He is absolutely exact, — pitilessly realistic. Raphael always painted what he saw. If his model was an ugly woman, he painted her as she was; if he was representing a handsome man, he was equally true to nature; when he turned his glance inward and painted what he saw in his own… … ANGELO DONIBy Raphael; in the Hall of Apollo XLbc Iball of Hpollo 69 The portraits of Angelo and Madelena Doni arethe earliest painted by Raphael. They hang in theHall of Apollo, numbered 59 and 61. They wereexecuted about 1505 in Florence, and are on wood.Angelo Doni was a great friend of Raphael.…
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