The renaissance: its art and life; Florence (1450-1550) (1908)
Brinton, Selwyn, 1859-1940 · Paris, New York [etc.] Goupil & Co. · leaf 366
THE NYMPH OF FONTAINEBLE A.U.From the Bronze by Bknvi-nito Cellini. (Musee tin Louvre, Puris.)Photo AlLuai-i- Florence. … CHAPTER V. THE FALL OF FLORENCE. uring the period which we have just traversed (1494-1498) Florence was too absorbed in her internalcrisis to be productive in art. It is more thandoubtful, too, whether the dominant influence ofSavonarola during this period favoured such pro-duction. The aesthetics,…
Art · Art, Renaissance
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