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Letter
A Setting for Mantegna
09/1978 | 906 | 120
Pages: 603-605
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Hope, Charles (Hope, Charles)
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McGrath, Elizabeth (McGrath, Elizabeth; McG., E.)
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Vickers, Michael (Vickers, Michael; Vickers, M. J.; Vickers, Mr.)
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The Intended Setting of Mantegna's 'Triumph of Cæsar', 'Battle of the Sea Gods' and 'Bacchanals'
06/1978 | 903 | 120
Pages: 360+365-371
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Vickers, Michael (Vickers, Michael; Vickers, M. J.; Vickers, Mr.)
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Illustrations
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10. Battle of the Sea Gods (right), by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-88. Engraving. (National Gallery of Art, Washington D. C.).
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11. Bacchanal with a Wine Vat, by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-88. Engraving. (National Gallery of Art, Washington D. C.).
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12. Bacchanal with Silenus, by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-88. Engraving. (National Gallery of Art, Washington D. C.).
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13. Triumph of Cæsar, Panel 1, The Picture Bearers, by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-after 1490. Canvas. (Hampton Court Palace). Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
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14. Detail from Allegory of Envy and Death, by Leonardo da Vinci. 1485-87. Ink on Paper. (Christ Church, Oxford).
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15. Bacchanal with Silenus, by Albrecht Dürer after Mantegna. 1494. Ink on Paper. (Albertina, Vienna).
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5. Triumph of Caesar, Panel 2, The Bearers of Standards and Siege Equipment, by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-After 1490. Canvas. (Hampton Court Palace). Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
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8. Triumph of Cæsar, Panel 9, Cæsar on His Chariot, by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-after 1490. Canvas. (Hampton Court Palace). Reproduced by Gracious Permission of H. M. The Queen.
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9. Battle of the Sea Gods (left), by Andrea Mantegna. 1486-88. Engraving. (National Gallery of Art, Washington D. C.).