Florence volume 1
Florence volume 1
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Thomas (by Rossi). The windows are by Lorenzo Ghiberti.
Right and left of the nave, in front of the choir, are statues of St. Matthew (by Rossi) and St. James the Greater, by Jacopo Sanso- vino. All eight of these octagon statues are poor and uninteresting.
In the north aisle, near the first door, is Dante explaining the " Divina Commedia, " which he holds in his hands, painted on wood The New Cathedral. 103 by Domenico di Michelino, in 1465, by order of the Republic. To the right is the town o...f Flor- ence, with its walls, its cathedral dome, tower of the Palazzo Vecchio, etc. ; in the back- ground, the spiral mount of Purgatory ; on its summit, the Tree of Life ; above, in the air, the Celestial City or Paradise, represented by various vague circles ; to the left, the mouth of the Inferno. Above, as part of Heaven, are seen the heavenly bodies. On a bright day (when this picture is seen to advantage about ten in the morning) students of Dante will find in it many familiar elements of the great poem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thomas (by Rossi). The windows are by Lorenzo Ghiberti.
Right and left of the nave, in front of the choir, are statues of St. Matthew (by Rossi) and St. James the Greater, by Jacopo Sanso- vino. All eight of these octagon statues are poor and uninteresting.
In the north aisle, near the first door, is Dante explaining the " Divina Commedia, " which he holds in his hands, painted on wood The New Cathedral. 103 by Domenico di Michelino, in 1465, by order of the Republic. To the right is the town o...f Flor- ence, with its walls, its cathedral dome, tower of the Palazzo Vecchio, etc. ; in the back- ground, the spiral mount of Purgatory ; on its summit, the Tree of Life ; above, in the air, the Celestial City or Paradise, represented by various vague circles ; to the left, the mouth of the Inferno. Above, as part of Heaven, are seen the heavenly bodies. On a bright day (when this picture is seen to advantage about ten in the morning) students of Dante will find in it many familiar elements of the great poem.
What to read after Florence volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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