Modern Eloquence, Volume 9Thomas Brackett Reed, Rossiter Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Albert Ellery Bergh John D. Morris, 1900 |
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... Pinturicchio , as that painter worked on those vast , well - lighted walls of the cathedral library at Siena , at the great series of frescoes illustrative of the life of Pope Pius the Second . It had been a brilliant personal history ...
... Pinturicchio , as that painter worked on those vast , well - lighted walls of the cathedral library at Siena , at the great series of frescoes illustrative of the life of Pope Pius the Second . It had been a brilliant personal history ...
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... Pinturicchio worked , stood , as it remained till recently , unashamed there , a marble group of the three Graces - an average Roman work , in effect - the sort of thing we are used to . That , perhaps , is the only reason why for our ...
... Pinturicchio worked , stood , as it remained till recently , unashamed there , a marble group of the three Graces - an average Roman work , in effect - the sort of thing we are used to . That , perhaps , is the only reason why for our ...
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