THE PAINTERS OF CENTRAL ITALY |
|
| V. Wherein we see the Renaissance flit through Siena |
63 |
| VI. Of the Coming of Art into Florence
  |
68 |
1400 |
|
| VII. Of the Tale of the Saintly Dominican |
73 |
| VIII. Which tells of the Might of Hulking Tom |
77 |
| IX. Which is chiefly concerned with Perspective |
81 |
X. Wherein we are introduced to a Friar with a
Roving Eye
  |
86 |
[xvi]
1450 |
| THE GOLDSMITH-PAINTERS OF FLORENCE
CHAPTER
|
| XI. Which shows the Kinship of Painting and Sculpture |
95 |
XII. Wherein we are introduced to the Poet of the
Springtime of the Renaissance |
98 |
| XIII. Of an exquisite Maker of Garlands |
111 |
| XIV. Of the son of a Friar and a Nun |
115 |
XV. Of the Deeps of Poetry that may be within the
rough outer man |
121 |
XVI. Of the Gentle Soul of him who created the Lay
Figure and his Friend the Fire-eating Tapster |
126 |
| XVII. Of a dandified Stiggins of vast hand's skill |
131 |
| XVIII. Of a Gentle Soul incapable of tragedy
  |
135 |
1500 |
THE GOLDEN AGE |
XIX. Wherein we meet the Giant of the Springtime of
the Renaissance |
139 |
XX. Wherein we see the Mighty Genius of Leonardo da Vinci
create the School of Milan |
159 |
| XXI. Wherein we see Art flit into the Umbrian hills |
169 |
XXII. Wherein we walk with Raphael, the Radiant Child
of Fortune and Apostle of Grace |
184 |
XXIII. Wherein there passes by, in the streets of Rome,
unhailed, the Giant of the Renaissance |
205 |
XXIV. Wherein the Renaissance in Italy perishes amidst
the Ruins
  |
241 |
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ILLUSTRATIONS
PLATE
|
| XXII. RAPHAEL-The Virgin of the Tower |
Frontispiece |
| MARGARITONE-Virgin and Child, with lives of the Saints |
24 |
| II. SIMONE MARTINI-Christ bearing His Cross |
64 |
| III. FRA ANGELICO-Virgin and Child |
72 |
| IV. UCELLO-Rout of San Romano |
80 |
| V. PIETRO DEI FRANCESCHI-Nativity |
84 |
| VI. FILIPPO LIPPI-Annunciation |
88 |
| VII. POLLAIUOLO-St. Sebastian |
92 |
| VIII. VERROCCHIO-Virgin and Child |
94 |
IX. BOTTICELLI-Fresco : Giovanna degli Albizzi and
the Three Graces |
94 |
| X. BOTTICELLI-Spring |
96 |
| XL. BOTTICELLI-Mars and Venus |
98 |
| XII. BOTTICELLI-The Crowning of the Virgin |
100 |
| XIII. SCHOOL OF GHIRLANDAIO-Head of a Girl |
110 |
XIV. FILIPPINO LIPPI-Virgin and Child with St. Jerome
and St. Dominic |
112 |
| XV. PIERO DI COSIMO-Death of Procris |
120 |
| XVI. FRA BARTOLOMMEO-Virgin and Child with Saints |
122 |
| XVII. LEONARDO DA VINCI-The Virgin of the Rocks |
144 |
| XVIII. LEONARDO DA VINCI-The Last Supper |
146 |
| XIX. LEONARDO DA VINCI-Head of Christ |
146 |
| XX. LEONARDO DA VINCI-Mona Lisa, or La Joconde |
148 |
| XXI. LUINI-The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine |
158 |
| XXIII. RAPHAEL-Ansidei Madonna |
182 |
| [xviii] XXIV. RAPHAEL-La Belle Jardiniere |
184 |
| XXV. MICHELANGELO-The Entombment |
204 |
| XXVI. ANDREA DEL SARTO-Portrait of a Sculptor |
242 |
| XXVII. BRONZINO-Boy |
248 |
| MAP OF ITALY |
xxiii |
CHARTS
|
|
| SCHOOL OF SIENA |
62 |
| THE RENAISSANCE IN FLORENCE |
72 |
| THE SO-CALLED SCHOOL OF MILAN |
155 |
| SCHOOL OF UMBRIA
  |
178 |