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Florence in poetry, history, and art (1913)

Ryan, Sara Agnes · Chicago : The Mayer and Miller Co. · leaf 196

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nius gives as lights to shine,—Masaccio; and he slumbers underneath.Wouldst thou behold his monument! Look round!And know that where we stand stood oft and long, Oft till the day was gone, Eaphael himself; Nor he alone, so great the ardour there, Such,while it reigned, the generous rivalry; He and… … Madonna Appearing to St. Bernard FilippitiqCLippi Masaccio. MASACCIO.In the Brancacci Chapel. He came to Florence long ago,And painted here these walls, that shone For Raphael and for Angelo,With secrets deeper than his own, Then shrank into the dark again, And died, we know not how nor when. The…

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