A History of Art for Classes, Art-Students And Tourists in Europe

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A History of Art for Classes, Art-Students And Tourists in Europe
W H William Henry Goodyear
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The works of : ' Robbia" ware are spread all over Tuscany. They are mainly altar-pieces and lunettes* for architectural decoration (147). There is a fine Robbia altar-piece in the Art Museum of New York.
Donatello was another famous 15th century Florentine. Lack- ing the tendencies of Ghiberti and of Luca della Robbia toward * Lunettes are the curved spaces arranged above the top straight beam of a door.
204 RENAISSANCE SCULPTURE.
ideal beauty, he is distinguished by nervous vigor and by honest
... veracity of design. His most noted work is shown at 149.
The Florentine Verocchio (varok'yo) had a related character, tending sometimes to an appearance of quaintness by the rigor and sincerity of his effort. A noted work at 150. Pollajuolo (pol ah- you o' lo) was a Florentine of similar tendencies.
Mino da Fiesole (mee'no da fea'soia) and Desiderio da Setti- gnano (set in yah' no), of the later 15th century, are known for reliefs of Madonnas, etc. , of peculiar purity of sentiment.
Leonardo da Vinci (laonar'do da vin'che).


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