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The art of the Uffizi palace and the Florence academy, together with that of the minor museums of Florence, with explanatory and appreciative comment on the notable works therein preserved, and their history and significance (1912)

Heyl, Charles Christian, 1874- · Boston, L. C. Page and company · leaf 278

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leries in London andParis. Number 1288 is an interesting Annunciation ofsomewhat questionable authorship, now usually ac-cepted as the work of Andrea Verrocchio, masterof Leonardo da Vinci. By some critics it is as-signed to Leonardo himself, and in general stylethere is much about the picture that… … TUfCisi (Bailer^: iRoom of OLeonar&o 205 the Enclosed Garden, which in this case, takes theform of the grassy terrace of a Florentine villa.Before her is the reading-desk, whose base is richlydecorated with heavy carved Renaissance ornament,such as was frequently designed and executed…

Galleria degli Uffizi · Accademia di belle arti (Florence, Italy) · Painting

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