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 471
e in which Messer Baldassarre da Pesciahad it placed in the Pieve of his native city after the death of Raffaello,he betook himself to Rome. Having arrived there, he found that mostof the rooms in the Palace had been painted, or were stiU being painted,by a number of masters. To be precise, he saw… … RAFFAELLO DA URBINO 217 della Gatta, Abbot of S. Clemente at Arezzo, had begun some worksthere. Bramantino, the Milanese, had likewise painted many figures,which were mostly portraits from life, and were held to be very beautiful.After his arrival, therefore, having been received very warmly by…
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