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Identifier: florencehertreas00vaug (find matches)
Title: Florence and her treasures
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Vaughan, Herbert M. (Herbert Millingchamp), 1870-1948
Subjects: Art
Publisher: New York, The Macmillan Company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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No. 1295. Domenico Ghirlandajo. Adoration of theMagi. Brilliant colour distinguishes this fine work, executed, asthe inscription states, in 1487. No. 1315. Sebasttano Mainardi. SS. James, Stephen,and Peter Martyr. A harmonious composition. Note the deep warm colourand vigorous design. The artist was a brother-in-law andpupil of Ghirlandajo. No. 1307. Filippo Lippi. The Virgin and Child. One of Filippo Lippis best works. His conception offeminine beauty is inspired by his romantic passion forLucrezia Buti, whom the Virgin is said to portray. Thescenery is depicted with characteristic delicacy. Paintedfor the private chapel of Cosimo the Elder in the RiccardiChapel, probably about 1450. The fresco decoration of thechapel by Benozzo Gozzoli was completed some eight or tenyears afterwards, when the altar-piece of the Nativity (nowat Berlin) was substituted for this picture. No. 1297. Ghirlandajo. The Virgin Enthroned withthe Archangels Michael and Raphael, SS. Zanobi andGiusto Kneeling. .
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THE UFFIZI GALLERY 129 This striking composition is deservedly praised by Vasari.He notes how the artist was the first to ftaint his accessories,flowers, ornaments, etc., without enhancing the effect byraised plaster-work, gilt and coloured. The landscape, open-ing from the architectural garden enclosed, is very beauti-ful. S. Zanobi, the Bishop of Florence, is distinguished bythe red lily on his cope. No. 1160. Lorenzo di Credi. The Annunciation. The Virgin and the Archangel lack originality, but theartist has lavished all his skill upon the exquisite landscape.A formal garden extends beyond the handsome loggia,offering us a charming glimpse of the highly developedcountry life of Tuscany. The birth of Eve and the Fall aredepicted in grisaille with cameo-like vigour and precisionin the predella. No. 1139. Michelangelo. The Holy Family. We have here Michelangelos single unfinished easelpainting. The sumptuous original frame was executed forAngelo Doni, whose portrait by Raphael hangs i

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