Heywood, W. (William), 1857-1919 · Siena : E. Torrini · leaf 68
mod-ern American politician, the great and patrioticprinciple that rt to the victors belong the spoils. The Tavolette of the XVth Century. It has often been observed that the Sienesewere slower than their neighbours to feel the in- 1 A. Franchbtti, / primordi delle signorie e delle companie… … — 5i — fluence of the Renaissance, and that, as a con-sequence, Sienese art remained almost stationaryamid the general progress and development ofthe other Italian schools, preserving its mediaevalcharacter down to the end of the XVth century.Then indeed, the influence of the Umbrian and—to a…
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