Lives of the most eminent painters, sculptors & architects (1912)
Vasari, Giorgio, 1511-1574, De Vere, Gaston du C · London, Macmillan and co. ld. & The Medici society, ld. · leaf 225
onardOj in amost importunate manner, to finish the work ; for it seemed strange tohim to see Leonardo sometimes stand half a day at a time, lost in con-templation, and he would have liked him to go on like the labourershoeing in his garden, without ever stopping his brush. And not contentwith this,… … »W^^^ (S ^ &d , s P^ :2 ■g^ D-. ^ .-• • CO o 173 ^ o W -a ffi rt If H g ^^^. -^.i..^«fc«. u J ^ E^^ O tj >3 <U ^P^- ^ ^BmMML ^«^ ^4 H^^SmS^ o ^pr^^^P^ 51) ■^ ^^^mS^^ <s m^SgRjt^ ^ .Jl Hb^ ^ LEONARDO DA VINCI 97 of the importunity of the Prior. Leonardo, knowing that the intellectof…
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