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Florence and her treasures (1911)

Vaughan, Herbert M. (Herbert Millingchamp), 1870-1948 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 229

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ttributed to Leonardo da Vinci. Vasaris descrip-tion of a painting of Medusa in the possession of DukeCosimo I must, according to Prof. Bode, have inspired thisanonymous Flemish artist. NOS. 654, 669. COURTOIS (IL BORGOGNONE). Battle Scenes. These compositions were, it is said, commissioned… … I & THE UFFIZI GALLERY 157 The homely incident is rendered with marked realism. Nos. 729, 740 bis, 740,, 713, 713 bis, 784, 7^4 bis, 724.Kulmbach. Scenes from the Lives of the Apostles SS.Peter and Paul. These brilliantly coloured paintings, formerly ascribed toSchauffelein, are now rightly…

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