The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 57
he agreed to pay Michael Angelo six goldflorins for the first year, eight for the second,and ten for the third. From the outset, theyoung artist pursued his studies, as well as theapprentice work assigned to him. with the ut-most earnestness and activity. His progress indrawing astonished his… … YOUNG MICHAEL ANGELO AT WORK UPON HIS FIRST PIECE OF SCULPTURE. 46 CHILDREN AND HOME LIFE IN MANY LANDS 47 government was in the hands of Lorenzo deMedici, then probably the most distinguishedman in all Italy. Lorenzo took a most tyranni-cal view of the peoples rights, and his personalhabits were…
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