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Princeton monographs in art and archaeology

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Allan Marquand

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Luca della Robbia

Allan Marquand, Leader Scott, Sir John Wyndham Pope-Hennessy

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The portraits of Dante compared with the measurement of his skull and reclassified

Mather, Frank Jewett

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Meditations on the life of Christ

Saint Bonaventure, Cardinal, Thomas à Kempis

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Andrea della Robbia and his atelier

Allan Marquand

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The author attributes the frescoes of the so-called Isaac Master at Assisi to Gaddo Gaddi, and presents evidence that these frescoes are identical in style with the Gaddo Gaddis at Rome and at Florence. cf. Foreword.

Architectural symbolism of Imperial Rome and the Middle Ages

E. Baldwin Smith

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"An investigation of a group of architectural features, all directly or indirectly related to the city-gate and palace entrance, and the ceremonies which gave the forms so much of their royal and divine significance in the popular imagination."-- page 3.