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 361
tion of his art no less in this workthan in his others. To support this pulpit, moreover, he made two capitalsof bronze, one of which is still there, while the other was carried away bythe Spaniards who sacked that district. It came to pass about this time that the Signoria of Venice, hearingof his… … !>D < ^ ^ H .« < «; W S < -s ^ < O _o J 13 4_t <l rt EiJ O W D ^ w >5 C3 ^ 5 v^ o V ►Q DONATO 247 wherein are perceived the panting and neighing of the horse, with greatspirit and pride, most vividly expressed by his art, in the figure of therider. And Donato proved himself…
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