In the Footsteps of Leonardo.

In the Footsteps of Leonardo.

In the Footsteps of Leonardo‪.‬

Apollo 2005, July, 162, 521

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Earlier this year there was great excitement when remains of wall paintings in the convent of the Santissima Annunziata in Florence were identified as works created during Leonardo da Vinci's stay there in about 1500-1502. In the first English-language scholarly account of the finds, Carmen C. Barnbach reviews the evidence for the location of Leonardo's studios in Florence during this period. She argues that although such archaeological and biographical research may be unfashionable with art historians, it can add greatly to our knowledge of the artist.

GENRE

Arts & Entertainment

RELEASED

2005

July 1

LANGUAGE

EN

English

LENGTH

37

Pages

PUBLISHER

Apollo Magazine Ltd.

SELLER

The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.

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196.8

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RAFFAELLO

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