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Two Italian Portrait Reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum
02/1914 | 131 | 24
Pages: 257-259+261-262
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Author:
MacLagan, Eric (MacLagan, Eric; MacLagan, Eric R. D.; Maclagan, Mr.)
Subjects
artists:
Dalmata, Giovanni
artists:
Ferrucci, Francesco di Giovanni
dates:
1450-1499 / 1550-1599
museums and institutions:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain
patrons:
Cosimo I, Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1519-1574
places:
Italy / Florence
subjects:
Portraits / Sitters / Identification
subjects:
Benincasa, Francesco Cinzio, ca. 1450-1507
subjects:
Italian sculpture
subjects:
Reliefs / Bas-reliefs
Illustrations
Attributed works:
(A) Cosimo I, Porphyry Relief; By Francesco del Tadda. Two Italian Portrait Reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Attributed works:
(C) Francesco Cinthio, Marble Relief. Two Italian Portrait Reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Western art unattributed:
(B) Ferdinand II, Porphyry Relief. The Pitti Palace. Two Italian Portrait Reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Western art unattributed:
(D) A Man and His Wife, Defaced Marble Relief. Two Italian Portrait Reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum