Gardner, Edmund Garratt, 1869-1935 · London : Duckworth ; New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 82
ys desired to have somerepresentation of that lord, whom we continually lovedas a father, and we have striven to tread in his footstepsand imitate his customs, as being most praised andtruly worthy of a prince. This portrait has been the 1 Venturi, Larte ferrarcsc net perlodo dErcole T, II. p.… … oo 5, C ei 1—1 > g H o ^ fH r 1 « i£« ^ K r d r^i ^ a h^ • 1-^ -^ -i—t ^ X OQ ■T* c -i: o q JH < fe 7. -s^ O ■I. BALDASSARE DESTE 49 more dear to us inasmuch as it has been most worthilyexecuted; for, when we gaze on him thus depicted, weseem to see him ahve. ^ On his return to Ferrara,…
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