Berenson, Bernard, 1865-1959 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 182
ounded, the two mag-nificent panels we have been considering must havebeen painted about 1493 or 1494. The presence in Mrs. Warrens to7ido of St. Mar-garet, a figure rarely occurring in Florentine art,suggests the idea that if it were not actually paintedfor the convent at Prato dedicated to this… … AN ALTAR-PIECE BY GIROLAMODA CREMONA In the good old days, when genius was in fashion, awork of art, not authenticated by documents, wasinvariably ascribed to the greatest master whosestyle it was thought to resemble. And now thatsome of us are beginning to return to the opinion,certainly far more…
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