perhaps associated withDiirer in Venice or, may be, in Niirnberg, and allowedby him to translate his drawings into relief, and evenpermitted to add the cipher as the mark of the designerto whom the chief credit was due, the sculptor effacinghimself. This, indeed, would appear to have been…
Wood-carving · Decoration and ornament
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