Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)
Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 168
. iSuch a man was Federigo Baroccio (1528-1612).He was born in Urbino, but was classed with the Romanschool. Very early in his life he went to Rome, and was sostruck with Alichael Angelos style that, it is said, he copiedeverything—his paintings, drawings, and statues,both in Rome … Fig. 96.—Baroccio. The .\nnunciatioa. Uffizi, Florence. and Florence. Later he adopted the manner of Raphael andthen Correggio, but as his own style matured he became morethan an imitator. He was a man with an earnest desire toexcel, and spared no jjains to perfect himself in every branchof his…
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