Italian Cities volume 2
Italian Cities volume 2
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Eaphael had justified Bramante by a brilliant success, and this justification must have been not a little important to both painter and architect. Michelangelo, famous already for his Pieta, the equal of which, save at the hands of Donatello, had 160 RArHAEL IN ROME not been seen since the Greeks, and which, coming from a man but twenty-eight years old, must have appeared miraculous, was the warm partisan of his Florentine fullow-townsman Giuliano da Sangallo, who was, in turn, the only man who...m Lramante could dread as a possible rival in the task, coveted by all Italians, of building St. Peter's.
The Urbinate.. Strong as he was, had felt the need of strengthening himself still further by acquiring the friendship of other artists, and creating a kind of little court. We are told that almost nightly at his table there met Luca Signorelli, Pietro Peru- gino, Baldasarre Peruzzi, Giovanantonio Bazzi, and Lorenzo Lotto. What an age ! when a single supper party could furnish forth such an assemblage of world-famous artists, who in turn, as they went from their quarters in the Borgo Vecchio, might meet Michelangelo returning from the Vatican with the contingent of Florentines, Bugiardini, Granacci, Aristotile da Sangallo, and 1' Indaco, who were helping him in the ^istine Chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eaphael had justified Bramante by a brilliant success, and this justification must have been not a little important to both painter and architect. Michelangelo, famous already for his Pieta, the equal of which, save at the hands of Donatello, had 160 RArHAEL IN ROME not been seen since the Greeks, and which, coming from a man but twenty-eight years old, must have appeared miraculous, was the warm partisan of his Florentine fullow-townsman Giuliano da Sangallo, who was, in turn, the only man who...m Lramante could dread as a possible rival in the task, coveted by all Italians, of building St. Peter's.
The Urbinate.. Strong as he was, had felt the need of strengthening himself still further by acquiring the friendship of other artists, and creating a kind of little court. We are told that almost nightly at his table there met Luca Signorelli, Pietro Peru- gino, Baldasarre Peruzzi, Giovanantonio Bazzi, and Lorenzo Lotto. What an age ! when a single supper party could furnish forth such an assemblage of world-famous artists, who in turn, as they went from their quarters in the Borgo Vecchio, might meet Michelangelo returning from the Vatican with the contingent of Florentines, Bugiardini, Granacci, Aristotile da Sangallo, and 1' Indaco, who were helping him in the ^istine Chapel.
What to read after Italian Cities volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Howland Blashfield to read onlineMoreLess
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