A Florentine picture-chronicle; being a series of ninety-nine drawings representing scenes and personages of ancient history, sacred and profane (1898)
acteristic example of Tuscan Early Renaissance design. Two features find their exact counterpart in the group of fifteenth-century engravings discussed above (Introd. pp. 34-40) ; viz., the appearance of the Almighty accepting the sacrifice of Abel — compare the identical appearance in the… … FIG. 42. — PEDESTAL OF THE MAKZOCCO OR LION OF FLORENCE. School of Donatello.
Drawing, Italian · Drawing
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