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Florence in poetry, history, and art (1913)

Ryan, Sara Agnes · Chicago : The Mayer and Miller Co. · leaf 214

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far in ParadiseFor her Light, her Love, her King. In the sacristy of Santa Maria Novello we seea fountain or Lavatory, wrought by Giovannidella Robbia, the son of Andrea. Mino di Giovanni, called Mino da Fiesole,from the fact of his having property in thatplace, was not a Florentine, but was a… … Baptism of Chiist The Sculptors. his tombs and monuments, one of which is themonumental tomb of Count Hugo, the son ofthe foundress of the Badia—the CountessWilla—and in the Bargello are some of his por-trait busts. Mino, after leaving Florence, wentto Rome, where are some of his monumentaltombs;…

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