Fabriczy, Cornelius von, 1839-1910 · London : Duckworth · leaf 302
he aristocratic character of the Roman Court, as expressedin bearing and external disposition, with an intimate study ofnature, probably strengthened by the example of Germanmedals, which comes out especially in the rendering of thephysiognomy.^ On Antonios death his son Alessandro (1580-1653)… … 3 POMPEO LEONI. ANTONIO and ALESS. ABONDIO Jiice p. 2IO Padua and Milan portraits embossed in wax and then painted ; as a medallisthe won repute only when after the death of the EmperorMatthias he entered the service of Maximilian of Bavaria.Munificently paid and honoured in the foremost circles as…
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