Lost mosaics and frescoes of Rome of the mediaeval period; a publication of drawings contained in the collection of Cassiano dal Pozzo, now in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle (1915)
Morey, Charles Rufus, 1877-1955 · Princeton, N.J., Princeton university press; [etc., etc.] · leaf 52
LOST MOSAICS AND FRESCOES OF ROME 37 '"Stations of Rome," previously cited in connection with the fresco in the apse of S. Lorenzo in Lucina, tells of the change made by Gregory XIII, and adds that Cardinal Francesco Barberini, Torrigio's patron, had in his possession a copy of the figure of Felix… … AWING OF THE APSIDAL MOSAIC OF SS. COSMA E DAMIANO. A DRAWING LOWER FRIEZE OF THE APSE IS REPRODUCED IN FlG. I. this same Cardinal Barberini, Suarez, who directed the restoration, seems to have been guided by the Barberini copy. The present figure of Pope Felix (Fig. 8) therefore, in all…
Windsor Castle. Royal Library · Church decoration and ornament · Mosaics
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