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479 796 Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer 255 With paintings by Corot , engraved by Elbridge Kingsley , and a drawing by Wyatt Eaton after a photograph by Desavary Dutilleux . Also Frontispiece portrait ( facing page 163 ) .
479 796 Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer 255 With paintings by Corot , engraved by Elbridge Kingsley , and a drawing by Wyatt Eaton after a photograph by Desavary Dutilleux . Also Frontispiece portrait ( facing page 163 ) .
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We have no clue as to the time when Orcagna painted the retro - choir of Santa Maria No- vella . Baldinucci mentions the fact of his pic- tures there having been injured by a storm in 1358 , and a century later Ghirlandaio repainted ...
We have no clue as to the time when Orcagna painted the retro - choir of Santa Maria No- vella . Baldinucci mentions the fact of his pic- tures there having been injured by a storm in 1358 , and a century later Ghirlandaio repainted ...
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Under these three frescos is a false base , painted in imitation of white marble , and sur- rounded by a frame . It is upheld by columns , be- tween which are painted busts in chiaroscuro . On the ceiling are figures of various saints ...
Under these three frescos is a false base , painted in imitation of white marble , and sur- rounded by a frame . It is upheld by columns , be- tween which are painted busts in chiaroscuro . On the ceiling are figures of various saints ...
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It was a large four - story structure of brick , stuccoed and painted white , with two spacious wings , a large court - yard , and a sepa- rate building for the accommodation of political prisoners and the prison guard .
It was a large four - story structure of brick , stuccoed and painted white , with two spacious wings , a large court - yard , and a sepa- rate building for the accommodation of political prisoners and the prison guard .
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He also had hanging about his studio several studies in oil and some finished paintings by Millet , also several by Delacroix and Diaz . All these he had bought for small sums , saved from a limited income , while study- ing in the ...
He also had hanging about his studio several studies in oil and some finished paintings by Millet , also several by Delacroix and Diaz . All these he had bought for small sums , saved from a limited income , while study- ing in the ...
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| Pavadinimas | The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, 38 tomas 351367 tomai iš American periodical series, 1850-1900 |
| Bendraautoriai | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Leidėjas | Century Company, 1889 |
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