Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 14
etwo specimens ofthe work of thesame artist, one inFenway Court andone in the BostonMuseum, it gavestudents an excel-lent opportunity toacquaint them-selves with origi-nals by the blissfulmonk of Fiesole. The quaint re-vival of classicismin Florence—classi- cism in the garband trumpery ofthe… … FIO. 7. A BISHOP SAINT BY ALEORETTO XUZI.COLLECTION OF MR. HORACE MORISONOF BOSTON. a definite attribu-tion for so distinc-tive a work. From RadclifTeCollege came afine Madonna byGhirlanciaio, orperhaps his pupilBastiano Mainardi.Mr. W. E. C. Eus-tis of Bostonloaned a small A n-nunciation by…
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