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Italian wall decorations of the 15th and 16th centuries : A handbook to the models, illustrating interiors of Italian buildings, in the Victoria and Albert museum, South Kensington (1901)

Victoria and Albert Museum · London : Chapman & Hall, limited · leaf 138

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design, not all were painted by his own brush, and Ishould consider the figures of the Virtues, the picture of theNativity, part of the ceiling, and some of the sibyls as notbeing painted by him. The man who painted the compart-ments of Luna and of Venus certainly did not do those of THE HALL OF… … The Transfiguration. names of those among the pupils of the master who may haveassisted him. He mentions Luigi dAssisi, called llngegno,but it seems that this painter during those years (though thisis denied by Baron Rumohr) was suffering greatly from a 80 THE SALA DEL CAMBIO, OR weakness of sight.…

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