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The Renaissance in Italy and Spain
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Author
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Frederick Hartt, intro.
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Publisher
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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hardcover
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12.2
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9.25
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ISBN
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9780870994326
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Pages/Publication Date
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162/1987
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Daedalus Item Code
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21938
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Description
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From Giotto's 1320 masterpiece The Epiphany—a work of tempera on gilded wood by one of the founders of Renaissance painting—to the Farnese Table, a 12 1/2-foot slab of green marble inlaid with semiprecious stones and set on massive alabaster pedestals, created 250 years later by the Vatican architect who succeeded Michelangelo, this book surveys the Metropolitan Museum of Art's holdings of Renaissance art from Spain and Italy. The 122 examples of sculpture, painting, drawing, and art objects are shown in reproductions and photos, nearly all in color, including images filling two pages, close-up views, and multiple views of some pieces.
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