The Development of the Italian Schools of Painting : Volume XI

The Preparation Of This Volume And Of Those That Have Stiu To Fouow Necessitated A Fairly Long Sojourn In Great Britain And 1 Feel That 1 Must Express My Gratitude To An Those With Whom 1 Carne In Contact For The Continuation Of This Work. Here 1 Should Like To Convey My Personal Appre Ciation, Which 1 Feei Sure Is Shared By Every Historian Of Art, Of The Kindness Of Sir Robert And Lady Witt, Whose Collec Tion, Incredibly Rich In Reproductions Of Works Of Art, Is Open To Students In A Manner Which Is As Cordial As It Is Useful. My Relations With Private Collectors And With The Officials Of Museums And Other Collections Will Always Remain A Very Happy Souvenir And Once More 1 Wish To Thank More Par Ticularly Mr. Arthur M. Hind Of The Print Room Of The British Museum For All That He Did To Facilitate My Study Of This Marvellous Collection Of Drawings And Prints. Sa1'1 Marca Di Perugia, December I928. Introduction After The Death Of Cosimo De' Medici, Florence Lost For A Short Time That Perfect Harmony Of Tendencies Which United The Noble Seigneur With All His Surroundings And With The Artists And Which, During The First Generation Of The Renaissance, Was So Fruitful. Front Matter....Pages I-XI Piero Della Francesca....Pages 1-110 Benozzo Gozzoli....Pages 111-242 Alessio Baldovinetti, Graffione and Finiguerra....Pages 243-315 Antonio and Piero del Pollaiuolo and Their Followers....Pages 316-477 Andrea del Verrocchio....Pages 478-585 Cosimo Rosselli, Zanobi Machiavelli, Giusto di Andrea and Fra Diamante....Pages 586-638 Erratum to: Piero Della Francesca....Pages 639-639 Erratum to: Benozzo Gozzoli....Pages 639-639 Erratum to: Alessio Baldovinetti, Graffione and Finiguerra....Pages 639-639 Erratum to: Antonio and Piero del Pollaiuolo and Their Followers....Pages 639-639 Erratum to: Andrea del Verrocchio....Pages 639-639 Back Matter....Pages 641-668