Paintings of the Louvre, Italian and Spanish (1905)
Mahler, Arthur, 1871-, Blacker, Carlos, Slater, William Albert, 1857-1919 · New York, Doubleday, Page · leaf 57
ence of Lippi on hiswork was remarkably blended with archaic elements.The Stigmatisation of St. Francis (No. 1414), a picture 32 rAINIINC.S OF THE LOUVRE in two parts, seem to be Ijorrowcd from Giotto. Pcsel-lino died yoim<^, and duriii<f liis sliort life his eneri^icswere always directed to… … liraiin, Cl.nic-nt .V CA/-.. Ihnt. SnUr V\l 1414- The Stiffmatmitloii i>/Sf. Francis. — Pixe/lino. in his colounii<ij which is always heavy and dark. Thesame characteristics are found in the second panel of thesame picture, St. Cosmo and St. Damian Miniserino; toa sick Person. Little that is…
Musée du Louvre. Département des peintures, des dessins et de la chalcographie · Painting -- Italy History · Painting -- Spain History
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