Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 150
more prolific in the production ofpictures than Da Vinci,more intellectual andmore monumental inhis art than Titian orCorreggio, and in theduration of his life andin his style more strictlyconfined to the greatestperiod of Italian artthan Michael Angelo.It was the fate of thelatter to live into… … Fig. 75.—House in Urbino where Raphaelwas born. 140 Renaissance and Modern Art. bino, as reminder of the existence of the state which wasRaphaels home (Fig. 35). Two facts in the history of the little state of Urbino are significant for the re-lation of Raphael togeneral Italian history.One is that…
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