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The Tomb of Paul III and a Point of Vasari
10/1956 | 643 | 98
Pages: 376+378-379
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Author:
Noach, Arnold (Noach, Arnold; Noach, Arnoldus)
Subjects
artists:
Michelangelo
artists:
Porta, Guglielmo della
dates:
1550-1599
patrons:
Paul III, Pope, 1468-1549
places:
Italy / Rome
sources:
Vasari, Giorgio
subjects:
Italian sculpture / Funerary structures / Papacy
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Sources
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
40. Copy of Michelangelo's Plan for St Peter's, from the Workshop of Antonio Labacco. Ink, Chalk, Brown Wash, 38.2 by 45.8 cm. (Royal Library, Windsor Castle.) Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
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Two Records of Wall-Paintings in San Clemente
11/1949 | 560 | 91
Pages: 308-313
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Author:
Noach, Arnold (Noach, Arnold; Noach, Arnoldus)
Subjects
artists:
Fontana, Carlo Stefano, l'Abate, 1675-1740
artists:
Fontana, Carlo, 1634-1714
buildings:
Basilica San Clemente, Rome, Italy
dates:
1700-1749
patrons:
Clement XI, Pope, 1649-1721
places:
Italy / Rome
subjects:
Italian painting / Italian architecture / Patronage / Papacy
subjects:
Wall paintings / Churches
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Attributions / Documents
Illustrations
Attributed works:
7. Record of the painting reproduced in Fig. 6, attributed to the school of Carlo Fontana. Pen and wash drawing, 24.5 by 77.1 cm. (Royal Library, Windsor Castle.) Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The King.
Western art unattributed:
6. Christ, the Virgin, and Eleven Apostles. Twelfth-Century Painting in the Apse of San Clemente in Rome, in Its Present Condition.
Western art unattributed:
8. Record of fifteenth-century paintings and monuments in the North Aisle of San Clemente, Rome. Attributed to Carlo Stefano Fontana, 1715(?). Pen and wash drawing, 37.5 by 96.3 cm. (Royal Library, Windsor Castle.) 1. Tomb of Cardinal Roverella. 2. Tomb of Francesco Brusato. 3. The Trinity in a Mandorla. Al secco painting. 4. Two panels of a triptych, showing a Female Saint and The Crucifixion. 5. The Trinity surrounded by the Hierarchies of the Angels. Recorded as signed by Giovenale da Orvieto. 6. The Incarnation of the Word. 7. St Clement and St Ignatius, 1476-9. 8. St Ambrose and St Anthony the Abbot or St Dominic. 9. St Clement blessing Cardinal Venerio. 10. Tomb of Cardinal Ghinucci. Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The King.